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wow, and Kentucky folks get the label of being rednecks...
I think some on here should look in the mirror, forgive me for being so low and unworthy of this perfect group of human beings
BTW, in the UT game this year, Hess called a foul on Chuck in the first 6 seconds of the game on a lay up, and then his second in the next 4 minutes...a fan wonders about these trends...
that's what fans do
forgive my love for the game and the love of fairness
good luck with all of your games coming up, enjoy the weekend
for conversation purposes, what about the intentional foul called at near the end of the KU/Bucknell game? He reached, and barely nipped jersey, and was called for an intentional...by definition, it was perhaps the correct call, but, what about all the other games when it isn't such an important moment when this call is not made?
as a fan of hoops, this year seemed to be the most inconsistent whistle I can remember...one half called one way, the next anthor...
Switching from a CUSA game to a Big East game made me derive that there were two different sports taking place...one where you are allowed to make alot of contact to gain advantage without a whistle, then at the same moment on another game, a touch foul made the whistle blow...
a rule is a rule, a walk is a walk, a carry is a carry, no matter the teams playing or the style they play
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