Running 2022-23 NCAA Basketball Thread

At some point some coach has to tell their players, "if the other coach is out on the court near you, and you happen to be near them, fuckin' bulldoze 'em."

A player and a coach go down in a heap 10 feet inbounds, what the hell can the refs call?

 

When you review, don’t notice my player with the elbow in the back of the girls neck.

 

These refs are something

 

Iowa's top two players pick up their fourth on the same play. That's huge.

 

Oh for fuck's sake

 

I’m not a whine-about-the-refs guy.

But this has entered pro wrestling territory.

 

Players can make 38-foot 3s, but they still can't make layups.

Some things never change.

 

My God, probably the most-watched game in WBB history, and the most important of the year, and you get high school-quality officiating. A T on that, after you let Mulkey get away with her nonense all game long?

Be interesting to see how the studio commentators react, because usually they are flat-out shillers of WBB and not objective analysts. Anything short of a full-on condemnation is a total cop-out. Both teams deserve far better than this.

LSU still probably wins. But they just took Iowa out of the game.

 

Kim Mulkey won't stay in the box, and has been mouthing off at the officials all game.

But Caitlin Clark gets T'd after Czinano picks up her fourth foul on the floor ... shortly after an LSU player just runs over an Iowa player under the bucket - and no call.

Makes perfect sense.

 

Even Lobo won't defend the refs on Clark's technical. No way she could.

 

They don't have the guts to T up Mulkey.

 

Maybe Clark said, "that fuckin' bitch is on the court every fuckin' play."