Penn State and Minnesota sequence starting at 4:08 second half.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

Why didn't you like the lane violation, or more correctly disconcertion?

I agree. Disconcerting Action and the talking heads did not have a clue.

MTD, Sr.


P.S. And for those of you who want to know why I am up at the hour of the morning. Our dog sleeps on the floor on the "better half's" side of the bed. BUT!! When he wants to go outside, he wakes me up, !

For everyone's information this was called a lane violation on Penn State #10, not disconcertion by Penn State #23 or any other player. In the replay from behind the shooter we can clearly see #10 (lowest block opposite L and T, left side from that angle) move his right foot into the offensive players lane space. #23 even has time to move his foot back into his own space before the release of the FT.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by AremRed

For everyone's information this was called a lane violation on Penn State #10, not disconcertion by Penn State #23 or any other player. In the replay from behind the shooter we can clearly see #10 (lowest block opposite L and T, left side from that angle) move his right foot into the offensive players lane space. #23 even has time to move his foot back into his own space before the release of the FT.

I did not see PSU-10's lane violation but PSU-23's Disconcertion was so obvious.

MTD, Sr.