Disagree 100%. If Georgia is poorly coached enough to fall for that play, that's their fault. Just another example of the fact Tom Eads is one of the most gutless disgraces to ever officiate college basketball. BCG should have knocked that rent a pig out of the way and given Eads what he deserved.
Disagree 100%. If Georgia is poorly coached enough to fall for that play, that's their fault. Just another example of the fact Tom Eads is one of the most gutless disgraces to ever officiate college basketball. BCG should have knocked that rent a pig out of the way and given Eads what he deserved.
Disagree 100%. If Georgia is poorly coached enough to fall for that play, that's their fault. Just another example of the fact Tom Eads is one of the most gutless disgraces to ever officiate college basketball. BCG should have knocked that rent a pig out of the way and given Eads what he deserved.
Disagree 100%. If Georgia is poorly coached enough to fall for that play, that's their fault. Just another example of the fact Tom Eads is one of the most gutless disgraces to ever officiate college basketball. BCG should have knocked that rent a pig out of the way and given Eads what he deserved.
Disagree 100%. If Georgia is poorly coached enough to fall for that play, that's their fault. Just another example of the fact Tom Eads is one of the most gutless disgraces to ever officiate college basketball. BCG should have knocked that rent a pig out of the way and given Eads what he deserved.
If that's not a foul, every coach should instruct their players to take running starts and plow over their opponents every time a shot goes up. It'll make rebounding a whole lot easier.The hugely inconsistency between what's a foul and what's not a foul -- often within the same game -- is the worst thing about basketball, IMO. Sometimes they call it like it's an actual sport with men playing it, and sometimes they call it like there are delicate little girls out there. A foul on that play would have been definitely have been the latter.
(I'm not disputing that technically, that probably should have been called a foul. I'm saying that if it IS a foul, then it ought to be called that way all the time, so that I can go watch other sports in which the players aren't treated like they'll break.)
If that's not a foul, every coach should instruct their players to take running starts and plow over their opponents every time a shot goes up. It'll make rebounding a whole lot easier.
If that's not a foul, every coach should instruct their players to take running starts and plow over their opponents every time a shot goes up. It'll make rebounding a whole lot easier.
I don't think there is EVER, EVER, EVER a time where there can be that much physical contact or that kind of collision and NOTHING be called. You have to call something, but you cannot be afraid to blow your whistle if it's that obvious.