Ejection Penn State Michigan State

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Preceded by offensive foul. What do you think about the call on Taylor?

[johnny d]

What's the problem? Looks like an easy ejection. Coach clearly deserved both T's. He might not like original foul call. Too bad for him it was the right call even if it probably didn't come from the right official. Even if the call was wrong, his actions more than merited both T's. The guy is and always has been a dumbass!

[rockyroad]

Not sure I would have made that call from C with my 2 partners both right there looking at it...but it was a foul. And reading lips is not my strong point, but it sure looks like he said "That's a disgrace. F@ck you. F@ck you." Sooo...pretty easy ejection.

I am really tired of all the post-T antics by coaches. All the charging toward officials and having to be "held back" by a player or assistant coach. Seems like the NCAA needs to up the ante on those type of situations. Not sure what they can do, but maybe a suspension or fine? Something needs to be slapped on them.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Not sure I would have made that call from C with my 2 partners both right there looking at it...but it was a foul. And reading lips is not my strong point, but it sure looks like he said "That's a disgrace. F@ck you. F@ck you." Sooo...pretty easy ejection.

I am really tired of all the post-T antics by coaches. All the charging toward officials and having to be "held back" by a player or assistant coach. Seems like the NCAA needs to up the ante on those type of situations. Not sure what they can do, but maybe a suspension or fine? Something needs to be slapped on them.

As far as I'm concerned, if a coach charges and has to be "held back" by his staff or team, that should be an automatic T.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by Adam

As far as I'm concerned, if a coach charges and has to be "held back" by his staff or team, that should be an automatic T.

Oh for sure...I guess I am talking more about after the ejection has been signalled. This coach was given the heave-ho, started to walk away, and then charged at the official and had to be "restrained" by an assistant.

[bballref3966]

I'm waiting for a certain poster to appear and talk about how the official could have used better communication skills to keep the coach in the game.

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Originally Posted by Adam

As far as I'm concerned, if a coach charges and has to be "held back" by his staff or team, that should be an automatic T ejection.

I fixed that for you.

[SC Official]

Someone on the PSU bench got a T in the second half, as well.

Bunch of whiners.

[UNIgiantslayers]

I realize that there wasn't a lot going on in his primary, but there were 3 matchups in or in very close proximity to his primary when he made that call. I don't mind people reaching to get elephants in my pca, but that was a pretty egregious reach IMO. With that being said, it was the right call and IDK how the L missed that. He had two opportunities to call that hook on the offensive player and didn't make either.

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by UNIgiantslayers

With that being said, it was the right call and IDK how the L missed that. He had two opportunities to call that hook on the offensive player and didn't make either.

So maybe that's why Tom Eades got it from C?

[UNIgiantslayers]

Originally Posted by SC Official

So maybe that's why Tom Eades got it from C?

I'm just confused why he was watching down there when that's across the lane and he has one, soon to be 3 match ups in his primary. I guess that's why he's doing NCAA and I'm slumming it in JV/V games.

[deecee]

The L didn't see the hook because it happened with the inside arm. The T or C would have the most definitive view of that foul.

[Mechanicsman]

I've heard several college officials talk about the hook play here needing to be called by C. This is slightly odd because he hooks him on the entry pass rather than a spin to the bucket, but C still has the best look here.