Duke blaming referees! Lol

[GUNTERSVOL]

That was inadvertent contact while both players were going for the rebound. Correct no call IMO

It was an inadvertent FOUL on him for initiating contact INSIDE Aidoo’s cylinder. It was obviously hard enough to draw blood. Aidoo was trying to get his arm UNHOOKED from the other guy.

Most fouls are inadvertent till the last few minutes.

 

[Other_Guy]

Not care...better?

If you're going to not care I don't understand the time and energy into clicking on a thread and posting how you don't really care lol

 

[CAVPUT]

It’s pretty simple. If refs call games tight then Vescovi should have lots of good looks without defenders hanging all over him. If refs don’t call it tight then TN is opening up a can of whoop ass.

TN has trouble when refs call lots of touch fouls except on the defenders that are clutching and grabbing our perimeter players instead of allowing them to have freedom of movement.

If refs let it be rough in the paint and call the grabbing of perimeter players then TN can beat anybody in the country.

This team is built for bully ball. I'm thrilled they let us play that way vs Duke. One has to think they'll flip the switch at some point. Just hope they let us play our game vs FAU. I've no doubt we'll draw MSU in the next one and with Izzo on the other side, that's when I expect the script to flip.

 

[Sudden Impact]

This team is built for bully ball. I'm thrilled they let us play that way vs Duke. One has to think they'll flip the switch at some point. Just hope they let us play our game vs FAU. I've no doubt we'll draw MSU in the next one and with Izzo on the other side, that's when I expect the script to flip.

It just depends on the Officials on the floor. People are going to complain no matter how close or how loose they call the game.

 

[CAVPUT]

It just depends on the Officials on the floor. People are going to complain no matter how close or how loose they call the game.

Consistancy and I'll not complain. Maybe the late start will help us avoid the zebras who like to flaunt their stripes.