San Diego State

**pavyracer** · 03-26-23, 02:37 PM

Creighton is manhandling these frauds.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 02:55 PM

tight

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 02:57 PM

SDSU is so challenged offensively, these guys need to work on sets more.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:02 PM

here we go

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:19 PM

barn burner this one

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-26-23, 03:21 PM

Originally posted by bjb7223

barn burner this one

Right there, Johnny. Gotta close it out.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-26-23, 03:26 PM

Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat

Right there, Johnny. Gotta close it out.

What a terrible give-away.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:27 PM

Originally posted by ChuckyTheGoat

What a terrible give-away.

terrible, but I need overtime

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-26-23, 03:29 PM

Wow. Not much of a Foul. Spanarkel thinks it's the right call.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:30 PM

refs need to let that go, unbelievable

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 03:30 PM

Did Creighton just burn their last TO? Unreal dummies.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:31 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

Did Creighton just burn their last TO? Unreal dummies.

Buffet wont allow them to return to Omaha

**Bostongambler** · 03-26-23, 03:34 PM

I think the kid was over the line when he threw the full court pass.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:36 PM

Congrats Aztecs, you're going to the Final Four

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 03:37 PM

Seriously, I can't get over that last timeout call before the two FT's. Just, why? Why? There is no explanation. Had he made the first, he could have missed the 2nd and it's game over 75 foot shot.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-26-23, 03:37 PM

Good one, Johnny. Keep it goin.

**pavyracer** · 03-26-23, 03:37 PM

Refs deciding who goes to Final Four on back to back days..lol

Turn this shitshow off now!

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:38 PM

a stop watch

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:39 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Refs deciding who goes to Final Four on back to back days..lol

Turn this shitshow off now!

There will be a nice deposit in their bank account from a foreign account

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-23, 03:44 PM

Originally posted by johnnyvegas13

Hitting them again today +125

Johnny on fire now!

**RM Logic** · 03-26-23, 03:45 PM

After letting those kind of fouls go all game long they call that one to decide the game.
Was hoping SDSt. would win but that was total BS to give them the game that way.

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-23, 03:46 PM

That foul was BS. Ref determined that game. Should have been a no call and play on.

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 03:47 PM

Originally posted by RM Logic

After letting those kind of fouls go all game long they call that one to decide the game.
Was hoping SDSt. would win but that was total BS to give them the game that way.

Uhhh, no, it wasn't. Very clear foul. Not debatable. Had they not called it they would have had a 100% legit complaint.

**bjb7223** · 03-26-23, 03:48 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

That foul was BS. Ref determined that game. Should have been a no call and play on.

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 03:48 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

That foul was BS. Ref determined that game. Should have been a no call and play on.

No, the player did, by fouling him. Don't want a foul call? Don't commit a foul.

**ChuckyTheGoat** · 03-26-23, 03:50 PM

I agree with Spanarkel on this one. Memo to the CREIGH defender:

*Don't grab. Move your feet.

He was forcing the San D St guy into a tough shot on the move.

**RM Logic** · 03-26-23, 03:52 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

Uhhh, no, it wasn't. Very clear foul. Not debatable. Had they not called it they would have had a 100% legit complaint.

As much as SD St. fouls and hand checks all game long and maybe 2 out of 20 fouls are called on them then you call 1 on Creighton that decides the game is just stupid. If they guy hit his arm its one thing but a hand on the hip is not enough to throw the shot off that much. The shot was way short.
And the big guy might have traveled before the last pass with 6 seconds left. That was really close and they let it go as they should.

**pavyracer** · 03-26-23, 03:58 PM

Go watch the Pistons-Bulls NBA games from the late 80s and early 90s. Tell me if you saw a foul called like that on San Diego St. Guys were hacking on Michael Jordan from 3 sides and they would not call a foul.

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 03:58 PM

Originally posted by RM Logic

As much as SD St. fouls and hand checks all game long and maybe 2 out of 20 fouls are called on them then you call 1 on Creighton that decides the game is just stupid. If they guy hit his arm its one thing but a hand on the hip is not enough to throw the shot off that much. The shot was way short.
And the big guy might have traveled before the last pass with 6 seconds left. That was really close and they let it go as they should.

He pushed a shooter in the air. Show that in refs school without the situation and it's a unanimous foul 100% of the time. Period. Arguing that they missed some call some other time is not relevant. There are always missed calls, but that is not an argument to miss a separate one.

**TheMoneyShot** · 03-26-23, 04:01 PM

That San Diego State player fell to the ground... possibly intentionally? I think if the hand is on him... and he doesn't fall to the ground... no foul is called. Smart play to just fall to the ground.

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 04:06 PM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

That San Diego State player fell to the ground... possibly intentionally? I think if the hand is on him... and he doesn't fall to the ground... no foul is called. Smart play to just fall to the ground.

No, I watched it again. Looks even more clear than I thought. He not only touched his hip, he followed through with an extended arm. He pushed him to the ground. I don't even think it was acting. You're in mid air and you get shoved, you're gonna fall.

And, notice how the ball came off flat with zero rotation. The reason for that was the shove before he could follow through on the shot. Watch again and see how his hand just stopped following through and actually recoiled. Totally unnatural. Had he not been pushed, he would have followed through on the shot.

People arguing otherwise are biased or blind.

**RM Logic** · 03-26-23, 04:09 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

He pushed a shooter in the air. Show that in refs school without the situation and it's a unanimous foul 100% of the time. Period. Arguing that they missed some call some other time is not relevant. There are always missed calls, but that is not an argument to miss a separate one.

Yes its a foul. But as Coach Jay Wright just said they let that foul go on all game long and didnt call it. San Diego state fouls all game long and they get away with more than any team. Players and coaches want consistent calls and that was not a foul they way they reffed the entire game.

**d2bets** · 03-26-23, 04:11 PM

Originally posted by RM Logic

Yes its a foul. But as Coach Jay Wright just said they let that foul go on all game long and didnt call it. San Diego state fouls all game long and they get away with more than any team. Players and coaches want consistent calls and that was not a foul they way they reffed the entire game.

Then why are we arguing?

And something like hand checking is a completely different animal than fouling a shooter in the air. Those are two different things entirely.

**JIBBBY** · 03-26-23, 04:23 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

No, the player did, by fouling him. Don't want a foul call? Don't commit a foul.

That was ticky tack. Such a weak foul to determine the game if it was one. Touched his hip. Didn't effect the shot.

**pavyracer** · 03-26-23, 04:27 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

That was ticky tack. Such a weak foul to determine the game if it was one. Touched his hip. Didn't effect the shot.

Since when touching someone in basketball is a foul? If they call all these during the game half the players from each team will foul out. You either call them all or call none.