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Originally Posted by Mwanr1
btw, if you look at the video, after Chris Webber rebounds the bball, he committed a traveling violation. According to your theory, if the "officials aren't supposed to influence the result of the game," the new T should have called a traveling first, correct????" It looks to me that right there and then, a NCAA championship official didn't call a traveling and gave Michigan an "unfair advantage".
How come the officials didn't get any crap for not calling the travel violation?
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The officials actually took a ton of a crap for missing that traveling call. That was, plain and simple, a blown call. However, it wasn't a
deliberately blown call. Failing to honor a legitimate TO request is deliberately blowing the call. That's one heckuva big difference.
Apples and oranges.