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I almost completely flipped out when Packer said that about the 5 sec. count...what really got me mad though was Nance agreed with him. Why are you "semi-glad?" I thought that was a pretty blatent carry and it definitely created an advantage...I think this might go into the category of "we haven't called any border-line carries the whole game so we're certainly not calling one under 10 seconds in the National Championship game." |
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What happened to letting the players determine the outcome of the game? They let the carry go, big deal. They also let CDR slam the ball to the floor and allowed it to go 15 feet in the air with Hightower staring straight at him. Any other circumstance besides the NC game that's an automatic T. I have no problems with the officiating in the game.
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The best comment was regarding going to OT...something like:
"This Kansas team knows about OT games...It was the 1957 NCAA Championship that they played an OT Game" SAY WHAT???? I'm not even sure these kids' DADS knew about that game! Dude is a tool.... |
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"Let the players decide the outcome of the game" is a phrase used by coaches and fanboys. Translated, it means "don't call anything on my team, just my opponents". |
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