NCAA-W SC/Mizzou Coach Ejection

[ballgame99]

From the Mizzou men's game the day before.

https://twitter.com/BKSportsTalk/sta...33955275763717

[Rich]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

From the Mizzou men's game the day before.

https://twitter.com/BKSportsTalk/sta...33955275763717

So?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

From the Mizzou men's game the day before.

https://twitter.com/BKSportsTalk/sta...33955275763717

Yeah, it is a foul if you hit the elbow or wrist before the follow through.

Peace

[ballgame99]

It was linked in an article previously linked and was a controversial call in the game the day before. Just thought I would share.

That shot was in the last 30 seconds and allowed UF to tie the game. And the shot missed long, so I'm not sure how much, if any, contact there was.

[Smitty]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

It was linked in an article previously linked and was a controversial call in the game the day before. Just thought I would share.

That shot was in the last 30 seconds and allowed UF to tie the game. And the shot missed long, so I'm not sure how much, if any, contact there was.

Said the guy from Missouri....

[ballgame99]

haha, yes. I have outed myself as a Missouri homer multiple times. There were some brutal calls/no calls down the stretch of the UF game. This was just one.

[walt]

Having watched the game, there was no whistle on play #1 but the officials went to the monitor and determined the contact did not rise to the level an unsporting foul. There was a foul called against the Missouri player on the second video.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

haha, yes. I have outed myself as a Missouri homer multiple times. There were some brutal calls/no calls down the stretch of the UF game. This was just one.

Do you have some timestamps so Jeff can post the plays?

[Rich]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

haha, yes. I have outed myself as a Missouri homer multiple times. There were some brutal calls/no calls down the stretch of the UF game. This was just one.

Since when does an official use the word "brutal" when describing officiating?

I just don't understand how anyone can officiate and still be an unabashed homer.

[ballgame99]

Originally Posted by Rich

Since when does an official use the word "brutal" when describing officiating?

I just don't understand how anyone can officiate and still be an unabashed homer.

So you've never seen a call that you didn't agree with? You've never seen a call and thought, "woof, that was a bad one"? That's all I'm saying. And as an admitted homer in this situation my perception is admitted skewed. There were a bunch of calls/no calls down the stretch of that game that went away from my team when I thought they shouldn't have, so yes, those are "brutal" for my team. Not for one second did I think "these refs are against us" or any other type of nonsense.

So if anyone is an alumnus that cheers for their school, or has a favorite team, they can't be an official!? That seems a bit over the top. My homerism for Mizzou renders me incapable of officiating a high school game?! I'm sure you can guess I'm not officiating SEC games.

I knew better than to comment on a Mizzou thread. I will refrain from such comments in the future.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

From the Mizzou men's game the day before.

https://twitter.com/BKSportsTalk/sta...33955275763717

From camera angle I can't tell if there is contact or not.

But this is why I officiate sideline oriented in the Trail. If he had dropped low along the sideline he would have had a clear view between defender and shooter.