SUNDAY games thread

fs-ripcord65

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Have you noticed his brother Bobby Hurley acts about the same way at Arizona State ?
The difference being Bobby has never won a thing as a coach.
On the other hand, if I had been a part of the team (and particularly if I had been an All-American and co-captain of the team) I think winning back-to-back NCAA Championships would last me a lifetime, too. And, indeed, give me back-to-back NCAA Championships as a player, or as a coach, and ... to me, there's no comparison -- let me have the experiences as a player, forever !
 

hotelblue

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***** acc. these refs are ****.

they called a flagrant on a hook and hold?!?!?!???

uhhhhhhhhhh

[roll]
 

Kentucky2022

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this lead is all the refs duke hasnt had to do ****, every duke game is like this, teams need to start speaking up about it.. complete bs
 
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fadkins82476

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are you that weak too?

that’s not even a foul in the sec, let alone a flagrant.

did he stub his finger? awww.
You're dumb. Take off your blue glasses. The Baylor player had his arm hooked into the Duke player’s arm. He then pulled him down in a slide, like he was going for a 3-count. He did all this flagrantly, in a dead ball situation.
 

Cat in ga

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I’ll tell you what’s working well. Refs, road the bus from campus to the game, and breathe on Cooper *** and it’s a foul. If I’m Baylors big man I make that fifth foul really worth it
 
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