Interesting NCAA Tourney calls

[BktBallRef]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I heard on a computer radio call-in talk-show, that after spilling a drink onto your PC (not laptop) keyboard, that the last thing you should do before buying a new keyboard, is to bring the keyboard into the shower with you, get it really drenched, shake out as much water as possible, let it dry in sunny spot for a few days, and give it one last try, before you buy a new keyboard. The experts claim that this method will often work and save you from purchasing a new keyboard.

A keyboard is 10 to 12 bucks.

Go buy one.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Just clarifying for the rain lady.

But did he look like that on the bc call?

[Malcolm Tucker]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I too noticed that call. It was absolutely correct. The Wisconsin player intercepted a pass and land one, two BOTH in the front court and then his momentum caused him to step again with the second foot that came down into the backcourt.

Call correct under our FIBA rules too but it is really rewarding bad play on behalf of the attacking team in making a bad pass and or penalising good play by the defensive player.

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

But did he look like that on the bc call?

No, he looked like this.

[Malcolm Tucker]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

No, he looked like this.

NOW NOW Children let's not be catty

[BigTex]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

I am a baseball guy, and any time one of us has to restrain a coach while he is yelling at someone on the crew, he is probably leaving. Could someone please explain if the situation above is T-worthy.

[Mark Dexter]

Originally Posted by BigTex

I am a baseball guy, and any time one of us has to restrain a coach while he is yelling at someone on the crew, he is probably leaving. Could someone please explain if the situation above is T-worthy.

Probably not.

My guess is that coach here is yelling something at his players. If he is yelling at the officials, he's certainly not being restrained - just being gently reminded where the coaching box ends.