(1) FLA vs. VAND

[JugglingReferee]

2nd half, about 16:30 left. Anyone see the VAND coach get into it with the FLA player when the ball went OB.

The VAND coach wouldn't give the FLA the ball when the FLA player tried to take it from him.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JugglingReferee

2nd half, about 16:30 left. Anyone see the VAND coach get into it with the FLA player when the ball went OB.

The VAND coach wouldn't give the FLA the ball when the FLA player tried to take it from him.

I didn't see the play. Who got upset first, the player or the coach? I'm thinking the coach probably wanted to hand the ball personally to the ref so he could wish the ref 'happy birthday' or some other nicety.

[Bad Zebra]

Just saw the replay during the BC-NC game. Vandy coach was way down on the baseline away from his bench. I think he looks like a petty a$$ in trying to keep it away from the FL player. What was the point of that little move? FL player looks justifiably pi$$ed in trying to grab it. Officials jump right in to diffuse,though. Nice work there.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

Just saw the replay during the BC-NC game. Vandy coach was way down on the baseline away from his bench. I think he looks like a petty a$$ in trying to keep it away from the FL player. What was the point of that little move? FL player looks justifiably pi$$ed in trying to grab it. Officials jump right in to diffuse,though. Nice work there.

Actually, Kevin Stallings was directly in front of his bench - at Vandy the benches are along the baseline.

Since it was a simple OOB violation, both were being petty little a$$es - Stallings for turning and keeping it away from Noah, and Noah for trying to take it away as if he could throw it in right away without having the official hand it to him. I agree the offiicals came in and kept things from escalating.

[Bad Zebra]

OK...I stand corrected. But Stallings still looks like half an a$$. As for Noah, he can't help from looking like an a$$...he's a Gator