Brandon Knight = Chris Paul

[therealUT]

I'm still wondering how Knight avoiding a flagrant foul after slapping Napier in the groin?

 

[shyster]

Goins sure didn't get away with it. I wondered that myself.

 

[Hardwood_fanatic]

Not trying to play Homer here, but they were drastically different plays. One was extremely intentional and obvious, while the other, even if intentional, at least appeared inadvertent.
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[therealUT]

Not trying to play Homer here, but they were drastically different plays. One was extremely intentional and obvious, while the other, even if intentional, at least appeared inadvertent.
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I always accidentally slap other men in the groin and then stare them down while walking back to my bench...

It was a bush-league move from Brandon Knight.

 

[Hardwood_fanatic]

I always accidentally slap other men in the groin and then stare them down while walking back to my bench...

It was a bush-league move from Brandon Knight.

I guess the three seasoned tourney officials who reviewed it felt differently.

Combined with his 4 flops last night, Napier complained about everything. I think the look from Knight was more of a "really?"
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[therealUT]

I guess the three seasoned tourney officials who reviewed it felt differently.

Combined with his 4 flops last night, Napier complained about everything. I think the look from Knight was more of a "really?"
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I cede the point, being that seasoned NCAA tournament officials never miss calls (especially not this year).

 

[Hardwood_fanatic]

I cede the point, being that seasoned NCAA tournament officials never miss calls (especially not this year).

I never said it wasn't intentional, I'm just saying the visual evidence in the replays are drastically different. There is leeway in the Knight case, there was none for Goins.
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[lylsmorr]

Not trying to play Homer here, but they were drastically different plays. One was extremely intentional and obvious, while the other, even if intentional, at least appeared inadvertent.
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Nothing about it appeared inadvertent.

 

[Hardwood_fanatic]

Nothing about it appeared inadvertent.

But y'all hate UK, so of course it was obvious.
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[lylsmorr]

But y'all hate UK, so of course it was obvious.
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Whether you hate UK or not, it still looks like he was trying to give the guy a nutshot. Ask a Wichita State fan that watched the game, I bet he'll say the same.

 

[volinasheville]

I couldn't believe it took the announcing team three or four replays before they even caught it.

 

[Hardwood_fanatic]

Whether you hate UK or not, it still looks like he was trying to give the guy a nutshot. Ask a Wichita State fan that watched the game, I bet he'll say the same.

I'd rather just call you a hater
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[emainvol]

I still think Julius Hodge was a ***** that deserved it.

 

[stevenharvey11]

I thought you were comparing him talent wise to Paul at first. I was thinking no.

 

[shyster]

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I can't say that I hate UK a lot more than UConn. But it was intentional (the nut buster, that is).

 

[strongtower]

I'm still wondering how Knight avoiding a flagrant foul after slapping Napier in the groin?

That wasn't intentional at all, knight wasn't even facing him. It was just awful timing of an arm moving.

 

[strongtower]

But y'all hate UK, so of course it was obvious.
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I'm not a UK homer and didn't see anything wrong just bad timing.

 

[shyster]

And good aim! Bad timing staring him down too, I guess.