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BTW, you are not just disagreeing with me. There are a lot of officials here that you are disagreeing with you on this. Peace |
If the officials had called a T in this situation it would have been all that the sportscasters, sportswriters, fans, coaches, and anyone else talked about all this week. And it would not have been talk *praising* the officials for making a tough call!
Instead, using sound judgment and common-sense, by NOT calling the tech in a situation that did NOT clearly warrant it, we ended up with arguably the best national championship game in the last ten years -- one of the best of all time. Sometimes we have to take a step back from being 2 inches from the rule book to understand the game and the context in which things happen. No play happens in a vacuum. |
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With all the dissertations in this thread.........it boils down to your two words, common sense, which by the way can be used for just about anything. I don't have to be a final four official to know that a T wasn't warranted in that sitch. |
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Does this mean that you fail to meet someone's expectations at one level or the other? |
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I don't know if this has been talked about in this thread, but if you want a T for Roberts slamming the ball down, why aren't you calling for a T for Kansas having their whole team on the floor with 2 seconds left in OT? watch the replay...they are all 5-8 feet onto the court celebrating.
If you want CDR to get a T for doing what he did, shouldn't you also be calling for a T for too many players on the court? I mean isn't Kansas making a mockery of the game by playing 13 on 5? That doesn't seem fair to me. By the way ROCK CHALK JAYHAWK |
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