Michigan vs Indiana video request
 

Foul on Indiana with 1:17 remaining in second half.

Forget the plays in this one. Let's talk about Teddy Valentine having lost probably 60 lbs. I can't call him Tubby Valentine anymore!

What is the play if you do not mind me asking? I can get this tonight, but probably late.

Peace

Maybe more like 20. I don't think he had 60 to lose.

You aren't going back far enough.

A block called on the baseline, dribbler beat defender then tripped on his own while keeping his dribble, defender recovered and looked to regain what I thought was LGP well before dribbler regained his footing, then what looked like a blocking foul was called (not sure on exact call, didn't see the official signal anything before it cut away).

Here is the play (Video)
 

Sorry, I forgot about this request. Was a little busy yesterday.

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Peace

Maybe this is an instance of that "Northeast philosophy" of putting the player on the line in the last two minutes. :eek:

Making this call from directly behind the defender with no view of the contact when your partner has seen the entire play and doesn't have a whistle isn't a quality decision.

IU fans containing about missed travel on game winning shot. Shooter does shuffle his feet a little before shooting but is it enough?

http://www.crimsonquarry.com/2016/3/...winner-against

Yes, that should be enough to see and get (though it is not "two" travels)...If you're looking there. There is a lot going on though, and small misses like this happen on nearly every possession.

Should have been a foul during the dribble up near the free throw line.