Video Request: USF at Cincinnati - Coach Cronin Ejection

[SC Official]

The obvious rebounding foul CLEARLY occurred with 2 seconds on the shot clock.

Cronin is just an idiot. Always has been a baby.

My only qualm is the shot clock should have been put at 20 rather than 30 since the try didn't hit the rim.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by SC Official

The obvious rebounding foul CLEARLY occurred with 2 seconds on the shot clock.



Cronin is just an idiot. Always has been a baby.



My only qualm is the shot clock should have been put at 20 rather than 30 since the try didn't hit the rim.

Need to look it up but I believe because it's a personal foul (as opposed to a double foul) and there is no team control, it is a full reset.

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[#olderthanilook]

You know what impresses me the most after watching the Haith/Hurley and the Cronin ejections?

The conduct of their players. Seriously, their players all stepped in and tried to talk their respective coaches out of saying and/or doing anything further in a genuine effort to keep their coaches in the game.

So often I hear head coaches talk about their players as though they are their kids. And, the players talk as though their coaches are a father-like figure in their lives.

Well, these kids obviously learned the art of peacemaking and candor. And, apparently, not from Hurley and Cronin.

I can only imagine, esp in the case of Hurley and Cronin, what would have happened had their players emulated their coaches ridiculous antics.

+1 for the student/athletes!

[Rich]

Napoleon complex.

[griblets]

Originally Posted by #olderthanilook

You know what impresses me the most after watching the Haith/Hurley and the Cronin ejections?

The conduct of their players. Seriously, their players all stepped in and tried to talk their respective coaches out of saying and/or doing anything further in a genuine effort to keep their coaches in the game.

So often I hear head coaches talk about their players as though they are their kids. And, the players talk as though their coaches are a father-like figure in their lives.

Well, these kids obviously learned the art of peacemaking and candor. And, apparently, not from Hurley and Cronin.

I can only imagine, esp in the case of Hurley and Cronin, what would have happened had their players emulated their coaches ridiculous antics.

+1 for the student/athletes!

Post of the day!

I noticed it, also. "Professional" men, supposedly the leader of young men, acting like fools, while the young men demonstrate composure.

Players generally know when the refs are right. The Cincy players knew the foul call was right and their coach was in the wrong for exploding about it.