Maybe, but when do you ever see that called with 20 seconds left?
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2012-13 Colorado Buffaloes @ Stanford Basketball game thread
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It was not necessary and a mistake by the Mayor
:nod:
Agreed. But again, you could see that 20 more times without it ever being called.
Yeah it was a dumb move by the Mayor and a no brainer call if the NCAA did just send out a message on it being a point of emphasis for refs to call.
They talked about it during the broadcast. Refs were sent a letter this morning about that exact technical call. It was going to be called no matter what
CVilleBuff
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A warning would have sufficed IMO. That would not have happened had Stanford done it on their home court tonight, I guarantee you that.
If you were listening to the announcers (who admittedly with "It's all about me" Bill Walton in the mix, it would be entirely understandable if you weren't) ... the league sent out a letter just today to all coaches about that very issue, i.e., players interfering with the exchange after a made basket. In any case ... it was a totally stupid play by a very good player who should know better.
CVilleBuff
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Exactly, looking for a victim to make an example of. Which just goes to show that players consistently have gotten away with far worse.
Agree, but it was not necessary nor an intentional play by Mayor. Just is what it is. I get the call even though I hated it
Yeah, I heard, and maybe it was just bad timing, but I've seen that all year long without being called.
CVilleBuff
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It literally happens a dozen times a game. If they want to stamp it out, fine. But I hope they warned the players too, instead of secretly going on the hunt for a sacrificial victim.
She has my full approval to beat your ass thoroughly and regularly.
****ing whiskey worked at OR and tonight. Cannot see straight right now
CVilleBuff
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Sportscenter "CU very much on the bubble, they need this game" while showing the highlights. That's a bit of an overstatement, but this was a monstrous win to essentially bring us to safety.
Well, we played through it and got the W, so I'm not going to worry too much about it. Go Buffs!
How did the PAC 12 refs actually get this right on just one day notice? Personal fouls have been around since the dawn of time and they still can't figure those out.
agree
CVilleBuff
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The Pac-12's idea of making an example is "Let's show everyone, go out and make a debatable call and **** over Colorado to make sure everyone gets the message"
ESPN is dumb argument
Win 2 of 3 with one of those wins OSU, and we've reached safety. :thumbsup:
The memo was sent out today though. Dumb move. Dumb (but one that everyone on the court knew was a new point of emphasis), but correct call. But we still pulled out the win. Go Buffs!
whiskey, dip and a buff win! **** ya
We are ****ing winning out. Stop this __ out of ___ bull****.
On pace to take 3 out of 4 if not 4 out of 4. Go ****ing Buffs!