Selection Sunday-NCAA tournament thread

Has that ever happened?

 

Kid just goes up to block a shot, such a routine play and then, in the blink of an eye, his whole life changes.

Terrible, just terrible.

 

at i don't know. wonder if any ncaa offiicial at the game asked the coaches what they'd like to do??

 

It looked like he landed wrong on the outside of his foot, and his leg rolled under him for a split second. That poor kid.

 

Theismann tweeted his best wishes, if that helps explain what happened.

 

I've seen football games interrupted near halftime by storms (and a couple of soccer matches) and they've decided to just take the halftime break, come out and play the remainder of the first half (usually less than five minutes), stop and go right to the second-half kickoff. But I've never seen that happen for an injury.

 

agree 100 percent that the elevated floors are just begging for a horrific injury, but ware landed inbounds, with the normal out-of-bounds area, plus equally long carpeted area in between him and dropoff

 

Wow. What a horrendous acting job.

 

The Louisville kid just rolled over on the floor with the ball. How was that not a walk?

 

I'm trying to recall, besides the domes in the tournament, where else elevated courts are in use? All I can think of is Minnesota and Purdue.

 

Vanderbilt still has one, right?

 

yes