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Wed Apr 07, 2010, 07:39pm
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Was it a foul, or not?
Hello guys. Long time lurker to this board. HS Ref from NC.
I wanted to get your opinions on what was a very controversial call from last night's OKC Thunder/ Utah Jazz game: NBA admits missed foul call in Oklahoma City Thunder-Utah Jazz game Tuesday night - ESPN Regardless of whether you think it was a foul or not, IMO the NBA basically hung their refs out to dry on what was a very borderline judgement call. I know NBA officiating is tough, but damn...how can you work in an environment where you're subject to be hung out to dry in a moment's notice for the toughest of calls (or no-calls)? Anyway, thank you for your responses in advance. 
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