Tenn/Vandy shirt holding

[Junker]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

The first was in a half court set as a player turned the corner for an end line drive. The defender pulled the back of his shirt.

The second was a player cutting for an inbounds pass, which he did receive. The defender again was pulling on the back of his shirt just prior to engaging in a trap with a teammate. This is the play on which Bruce Pearl asked the official, "What did he do?" It was hard to see the tugging. The Trail official caught it, but the C who was much closer to the play couldn't see it from his angle.

This was clearly a team tactic that Tenn was engaging in. I can only wonder if the NCAA will address the issue. Afterall it was called TWICE in a nationally televised game in which the #1 ranked team lost. I'd say that the game was seen by many and will be scrutinized.

I'm making no judgment whatsoever on the job done by the officials. In fact, I applaud them for getting the shirt holding fouls. They can certainly be tough to spot.

Seems that the issue is addressed. They saw it as a hold and called the hold. It cost Tenn. 2 fouls. What more should be done?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Junker

Seems that the issue is addressed. They saw it as a hold and called the hold. It cost Tenn. 2 fouls. What more should be done?

Death by a firing range?

Peace

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Death by a firing range?

Peace

Firing squad!

(you guys have corrupted me!)

[deecee]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Death by a firing range?

Peace

Death by a bar-b-cue range?

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Junker

Seems that the issue is addressed. They saw it as a hold and called the hold. It cost Tenn. 2 fouls. What more should be done?

He's implying they should have both been intentional fouls.