Running 2016-17 College Rings Thread

Video here shows no fans interfered with the game, there is no one on the court except the players, VCU had a clear shot at in-bounding the ball, and that the game was completely over by the time the students stormed the court. Official under the basket clearly signals ball in play, then that the game is over. A-10 totally screwed the pooch and is flat-outlying by saying the officials made the correct call. Total protection of VCU.

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Seth Davis tweeted that they called the tech because the security guard grabbed it before it was inbounded. But wouldn't the clock have been stopped anyway at that point? Sounds like the weakest of sauce.

 

Couldn't the bench have been called for a T?

 

FSU pulled out a 48-point squeaker, 109-61 vs. Clemson, in which Jon Isaac had just two points.

 

And given how the ACC has gone this season, a loss by about 50 means Clemson is due to beat Duke next week.

 

A-10 changes its tune, exonerates SBU fans, penalizes officials for not having control of the game. Still a cluster, their reason for the TF is still total BS. Of course the security guard grabbed the ball, he thought (like everyone else), the game was over. Could have easily (and correctly) resolved the situation by simply clearing the floor. putting 0.4 back on the clock, and playing it out, like they did in Eugene earlier this year in the UCLA game. The simpleist solution is usually the best.

Atlantic 10 takes Bona students off the hook, clarifies and defends technical call - The Buffalo News

 

Virginia carved up Louisville in the second half. It was surgical.

 

It's nice of Tony Bennett to let Louisville borrow Pitino when he's not using him.

 

(Deletes "RIP Packline" post from drafts)

 

Cocks missed their final 17 shots of the first half at home against Bama, finished 3 for 30, trail by 14.

Amd Kentucky is in ESPN again.

 

And now the game is entering a fourth overtime.

 

90-86 Bama

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