i concur on all this. it's either a block or no call at all. heck, how many games do we see refs just swallow their whistle under 5 seconds unless it's completely egregious (which is kind of ironic because when they know a team is trying to foul when they're down, a little touch and the ref blows the whistle but when they know they're NOT trying to foul, it's gotta be a HAMMER for them to blow the whistle) anyone see the end of the Florida game? i'm not a fan of them at all but holy geez that's a foul and shooting 3 for a chance to tie.muskieman wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 7:43 pmWhile the ball was out of his hand before he hit the Nova player a block would have been a shooting foul because he was in the act of shooting so it would have been two shots either way. He was not on the floor. But let say the ref called no foul on either then the rebounder Jones would have had a putback at the rim and my bet it would have been a dunk. Just like the push by the old man of OSU the game is over and all you can say is "if the ref had only done the only thing he is asked to do, which is making the correct call.mumuskie87 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 6:55 pmJust timing of when the call would be made. If the ref called a block before he shot the ball, it would be ball out of bounds.lionelchalmers0 wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 6:46 pm
Why would it be ball out of bounds when Naji was taking a shot?
In the end it doesn't matter. Game's over.
Kind of like debating the PI on-call in the NFC Championship game.
disappointing the game had to end that way but X had a 4 point lead with about 55 seconds and couldn't hang on.
March is always a little sour when X is not in the NCAA tourney, but how many of those have we had to deal with in the last 20 years? 4, maybe?
let's just go win the NIT. there's nothing more that i'd love to do than watch these dudes compete 5 more times. the turnaround they've made has been tremendous. let's get back to MSG, boys.
