Jim Prather
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Just shows how far Memphis has fallen. In the past they would have gotten that call just because they were Memphis
Memphis got f***** by the refs. Shoulda been a timeout ref calls jumpball Fau gets the ball and hits game winner.
I hated the way the officials called the game, more like MMA vs basketball. Barnes and Tenn get credit for a great and well executed game plan. Turned into men vs boys in a street fight. The men won easily.Tennessee beats down Duke. Game was very physical. Tennessee took control before the half and never really got close again.
I hated the way the officials called the game, more like MMA vs basketball. Barnes and Tenn get credit for a great and well executed game plan. Turned into men vs boys in a street fight. The men won easily.
Baseball fans know something about Tennessee playing by MMA rulesIt happened to Duke so I personally DGAF. They've benefited from a favorable whistle far too many times for me to cry for them today.
That said, I totally agree and hate when a team advances/wins simply because the refs literally couldn't call all the fouls. Justice usually catches up with the team advancing due to those circumstances. Sooner or later they run into a crew that sets a 'tight whistle' tone.
Really, because they called two fouls in the first few minutes against the Tennessee center on a couple of flops. While I have hated Barnes' physical style of play since he was at Clemson, the flopping is much worse and is not basketball, it's soccer.I hated the way the officials called the game, more like MMA vs basketball. Barnes and Tenn get credit for a great and well executed game plan. Turned into men vs boys in a street fight. The men won easily.
Refs let things go in the NCAAT that are usually called in the ACC. It can be a war out there at times and teams with depth can weather fouls better. Sometimes hard to adjust to the difference in officiating, especially for young teams. Scheyer got outcoached by a very experienced Rick Barnes today. Duke really looked like a young teams today.Well I'll give you this. KSU played 10 guys, and that's how we looked down the stretch when our rotation was deeper for the sake of playing guys.
I hated the way the officials called the game, more like MMA vs basketball. Barnes and Tenn get credit for a great and well executed game plan. Turned into men vs boys in a street fight. The men won easily.
Duke moved the ball well early and got open looks. Once the reaching and grabbing accelerated, they started driving into traffic over and over. They definitely played like an inexperienced team with an inexperienced coach.Refs let things go in the NCAAT that are usually called in the ACC. It can be a war out there at times and teams with depth can weather fouls better. Sometimes hard to adjust to the difference in officiating, especially for young teams. Scheyer got outcoached by a very experienced Rick Barnes today. Duke really looked like a young teams today.
The second one was not close to a flop. The first was a thrown elbow that was a foul without the flop. Tenn had 11 fouls called against them. If the refs called it as they did in the KU-Arkansas game 5 Tenn players would have fouled outReally, because they called two fouls in the first few minutes against the Tennessee center on a couple of flops. While I have hated Barnes' physical style of play since he was at Clemson, the flopping is much worse and is not basketball, it's soccer.
Duke moved the ball well early and got open looks. Once the reaching and grabbing accelerated, they started driving into traffic over and over. They definitely played like an inexperienced team with an inexperienced coach.
LOL! OKThe second one was not close to a flop. The first was a thrown elbow that was a foul without the flop. Tenn had 11 fouls called against them. If the refs called it as they did in the KU-Arkansas game 5 Tenn players would have fouled out
Love to see Duke lose, except when it’s against an SEC teamIt happened to Duke so I personally DGAF. They've benefited from a favorable whistle far too many times for me to cry for them today.