Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

It was indeed.

 

Looks to me like TCU # 14 really over-reacted. I can't really see where her hair is being pulled at all, much less deliberately.

Maybe she's still pissed off about the loss to KSU.

 

Maybe she's mad that the TCU arena is essentially empty. Attendance was listed at 1,300 or so. That's probably generous.

 

https://fox59.com/sports/dan-dakich-done-at-107-5-the-fan-after-14-years/

 

Wonder if it stems at all from his recent allegation that Andrew Luck quit on the Irsays because of a snowboarding injury. I believe he
Dakich, a Trumpist prick, has been bitter about Luck's decision that playing football was not worth the physical pain it caused him. Luck dared, in other words, to have a life outside of football. He committed the unspeakable sin of forfeiting millions of dollars in salary in the name of self-preservation. This decision gave mouth-breathing football supremacists magnificent ammo.

 

That’s it.
That’s my porn name.
Chad Bonesteel.

 

UAB vs. West Virginia tomorrow at 6 Eastern, ESPN+. Beating a Huggins team at home is tough. UAB was up 11 late in the game here last season but went stone cold over the last five minutes and pulled out a loss. The team is 7-1 and looks better than last year. Should be a fun game to watch as they deal with Huggin's defense and slow it down offense.

WVU -5.5

Here's why:

NCAA Weekly, Vol. 5.1: Just Blaze

 

Ohio State beats Rutgers on a last-second 3-pointer. Guy who took the shot came back on the court after going OOB on his own, and had not re-established himself before touching the ball. Play was not reviewed.

Second Christmas gift this week for the Buckeyes.

 

I thought the same thing, but I get confused by rules like this in basketball. He may have had a toe in or something.

 

Every once in a while the SID's office gets one right.

 

Is this a matter of a quirk in the rule? If they don't blow the whistle and make a determination on in-bounds/out or who touched it last in the immediate moment, can they examine it after the fact? There are, as I recall, very few enumerated circumstances subject to replay.

 

IDK. But it wasn't a case of the guy going OOB just barely touching the sideline. He was 2-3 feet OOB, for 2-3 steps, before coming back in-bounds. Someone should have seen it.

According to the rule, he could not be the first player to touch the ball because his "momentum" did not carry him OOB. He simply went OOB, and then came back in. Unfortunately for Rutgers, it is not reviewable, which seems kind of dumb.

https://www.dispatch.com/story/spor...nted-for-ohio-state-probably-not/69714184007/