beamerman
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Trust me, they are alone in their complaints and it is only the radical version of their fans (similar to some of our VolsNation posters)
Most neutral boards that I saw yesterday were talking about how Roach should have fouled out.
Yes, I hate those. But, truthfully, I’m on Cats Illustrated in Rupps Rafters fueling the “far Cal” followers. Been pretty successful for a long time and have gained some traction. That’s the reason I don’t even get on these threads on Volnation. I love Barnes!And 7 threads on firing Barnes and Barnes being past his prime.
Add one more bit of quality journalism. This from David Cobb who works for "Your Host, CBS Sports"
"Filipowski was receiving medical attention on the bench for a bleeding wound under his eye following a shot to the face during the battle for a rebound."
Questions for Mr. Cobb regarding the specific words I made red and bold:
1 - Did you intend to make that contact sound deliberate and violent?
2 - Would you and others have written about Coach K's "brilliant strategy" if he had his team play physical and won the game?
3 - Shouldn't you reserve the word "shot" when writing about the "off court physical play" of bama players and trivialized by Coach Nate Oats & their AD?
That call had me cussing a blue streak. Just when I thought I’d seen everything, that call on the guy that wasn’t Roach was so asinine and obviously not based on what actually happened that I think (once again) that we need computers instead of humans officiating.Well they called 5 until they went back and realized that would hurt duke…
That was inadvertent contact while both players were going for the rebound. Correct no call IMOThe eye cut on flop king was actually a foul on him. He got under Jonas and didn't give him room to land. Then he hit his elbow, which could've jarred the ball loose. It doesn't matter that his face is what hit the elbow. It should have still been a foul on him. Them reviewing it and saying it was a clean basketball play was wrong.
That was inadvertent contact while both players were going for the rebound. Correct no call IMO