Duke v Va Tech

[Nevadaref]

Missed OOB on the sideline with 5.8 seconds left.
Ouch

[WhistlesAndStripes]

Actually that was about 7.2


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[Rich]

And Satan still wins. As usual.


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[SC Official]

K’s luckiest team ever.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Missed OOB on the sideline with 5.8 seconds left.
Ouch

Less than an inch OOB while trying to referee loose ball and two D1 bodies? Pretty sure JD will take that. You'd miss that too.

[Rich]

Just seems like a thread to point out they missed a call. No other purpose.


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Originally Posted by Rich

Just seems like a thread to point out they missed a call. No other purpose.

Don’t forget name calling Duke!

[DRJ1960]

The better one was when the Va Tech player's face fouled Zion's elbow....

[chapmaja]

I thought there were two missed OOB calls late in that game. The first was the step on the sideline, which was missed, but I think is a very easy miss given the totality of everything happening at that point of the play. The second was the ball hitting the sideline that gave Va Tech the last second shot attempted. To me that ball never hit the sideline. This one I would have to defer to the official who had a better angle of the ball and the sideline and should have had a look at that.

I was a bit surprised they didn't call a F1 on Zion for the elbow to the face. Staratore was talking about how it happened after the foul. I don't think it did. I think the elbow came up and then the push happened that was called. I have seen much less called a F1 for contact to the head.


Last second shot by Va Tech. Shooter wants a foul called on Zion. To me it looks like the shooter kicked his right leg to the side to draw the contact. What are other people's opinions.

[chapmaja]

Originally Posted by SC Official

K’s luckiest team ever.

I completely agree with that.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by chapmaja

I thought there were two missed OOB calls late in that game. The first was the step on the sideline, which was missed, but I think is a very easy miss given the totality of everything happening at that point of the play. The second was the ball hitting the sideline that gave Va Tech the last second shot attempted. To me that ball never hit the sideline. This one I would have to defer to the official who had a better angle of the ball and the sideline and should have had a look at that.

I was a bit surprised they didn't call a F1 on Zion for the elbow to the face. Staratore was talking about how it happened after the foul. I don't think it did. I think the elbow came up and then the push happened that was called. I have seen much less called a F1 for contact to the head.


Last second shot by Va Tech. Shooter wants a foul called on Zion. To me it looks like the shooter kicked his right leg to the side to draw the contact. What are other people's opinions.

Steratore was saying there was a cylinder foul on the defender first.

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Originally Posted by chapmaja

Last second shot by Va Tech. Shooter wants a foul called on Zion. To me it looks like the shooter kicked his right leg to the side to draw the contact. What are other people's opinions.

I thought this at first also, but then watching replays I believe he was putting in hands up in the "How did I miss that fashion." Not sure either way but I don't believe there was a foul on this play.

[chapmaja]

Originally Posted by SC Official

K’s luckiest team ever.

Thankfully the luck ran out.

I may be a Michigan fan, but I live about halfway between the schools. It's nice to see a Michigan team in the Final Four.