I didn't see the game. I can't say anything about the call. I'm a G'town guy. I can state that both JT3 and Summers got T'd in the victory over Syracuse, which was the previous game, and both deserved it.
After checking the ESPN report on the game, this other poster may have a point.
But roughly 30 seconds later, Henry Sims was whistled for a blocking foul near the baseline and Monroe objected from the bench, prompting the technical foul from official John Cahill -- the fourth foul on the Hoyas' 6-foot-11 big man.
"I don't even believe [Cahill] was even looking at the bench, but I know I definitely didn't say anything," Monroe said. "I can't say what I heard, or what somebody else said, but I know I didn't say a thing."
However, either JT3 knows that someone with the team said something or he is really taking the high road here.
The technical foul "clearly altered how they attacked us and what we could do, but that's not the reason we ended up with less points than them," Hoyas coach John Thompson III said. "They outplayed us. We're not going to sit here and look at that and say that's the reason the outcome was what it was."
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