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Post by Rufus-T on Apr 7, 2019 0:14:56 GMT
Crazy finish! Virginia escaped.
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 0:15:29 GMT
Virginia hit 3 free throws in a row to win. Auburn missed 1 out 2.
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Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 0:15:41 GMT
How the fuck do you foul in the last 10 seconds? Dumb. The last two Virginia wins ended exactly how I thought they would when I picked them to win it all. Last second shot on a broken play to take Purdue to overtime, then a foul on a 3 pointer down by 2 with .6 seconds left. I would tell ya'll how they win the title game, but I don't want to spoil anything.
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Post by Xeliou66 on Apr 7, 2019 0:17:56 GMT
Terrific game!!!! Momentum shifted back and forth between the 2 teams and both teams played very well.
It was absolutely stupid by Auburn to foul, I will never understand teams fouling with barely a second on the clock. Absolutely terrible play. Auburn has every right to be angry about the missed double dribble call right before that though.
Virginia was just a bit stronger than Auburn with Hunter and Guy coming up huge. Great game.
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 0:18:52 GMT
TV announcers are saying the refs missed a double dribble by Virginia last 10 seconds that would have won the game for Auburn.
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Post by nutsberryfarm 🏜 on Apr 7, 2019 0:22:29 GMT
That wasn't a foul. lol.
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 0:23:45 GMT
TV announcers are saying the refs missed a double dribble by Virginia last 10 seconds that would have won the game for Auburn. Bruce Pearl (and Charles Barkley) will be livid and they have a right to be. Was a foul but I've seen the refs put the whistle away in that situation. If you call that , you call the double dribble.
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Post by flyerzzrul on Apr 7, 2019 0:32:10 GMT
It was a foul, but it didn't affect the shot. It was in the air when contact occurred. I need Virginia to win the championship to win my pool, but Auburn got screwed!
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 0:32:29 GMT
TV announcers are saying the refs missed a double dribble by Virginia last 10 seconds that would have won the game for Auburn. Bruce Pearl (and Charles Barkley) will be livid and they have a right to be. Was a foul but I've seen the refs put the whistle away in that situation. If you call that , you call the double dribble.
Me being from New Orleans, I know you cannot depend on the refs. Charles Barkley seems to be taking that "no call" pretty well.
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 0:38:47 GMT
Bruce Pearl (and Charles Barkley) will be livid and they have a right to be. Was a foul but I've seen the refs put the whistle away in that situation. If you call that , you call the double dribble.
Me being from New Orleans, I know you cannot depend on the refs. Charles Barkley seems to be taking that "no call" pretty well. He's taking it well, on the outside. On the inside, I bet he's raging. I'm surprised Bruce Pearl did rage more about the double dribble call. I was thinging"he picked up the dribble, that should be Auburn's ball.
big missed FT by Auburn's best FT shooter.
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 0:44:48 GMT
Me being from New Orleans, I know you cannot depend on the refs. Charles Barkley seems to be taking that "no call" pretty well. He's taking it well, on the outside. On the inside, I bet he's raging. I'm surprised Bruce Pearl did rage more about the double dribble call. I was thinging"he picked up the dribble, that should be Auburn's ball.
big missed FT by Auburn's best FT shooter.
Same thing happened with the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship. They got burned by a no call. But they had the lead with a 1:30 left in regulation. And they got the ball first in overtime. Yes, the refs missed the double dribble. But Auburn missed 1 out of 2 free throws. And Virginia hit 3 in a row. Both the New Orleans Saints and the Auburn Tigers had their chances in spite of bad no calls by the refs. You have to overcome to be a champion. Neither the Saints or the Tigers did.
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Post by flyerzzrul on Apr 7, 2019 0:48:47 GMT
Ref was looking right at the double dribble, probably didn't want to call it and decide the game but by not calling it he did just that
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Post by DrKrippen on Apr 7, 2019 0:53:26 GMT
TV announcers are saying the refs missed a double dribble by Virginia last 10 seconds that would have won the game for Auburn. Bruce Pearl (and Charles Barkley) will be livid and they have a right to be. Was a foul but I've seen the refs put the whistle away in that situation. If you call that , you call the double dribble.
Not only all of that but Auburn should not have fouled after he picked the ball up. Make them make a good play with the clock running. Don't give them a chance to set something good up with an inbound play.
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 1:00:17 GMT
He's taking it well, on the outside. On the inside, I bet he's raging. I'm surprised Bruce Pearl did rage more about the double dribble call. I was thinging"he picked up the dribble, that should be Auburn's ball.
big missed FT by Auburn's best FT shooter.
Same thing happened with the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship. They got burned by a no call. But they had the lead with a 1:30 left in regulation. And they got the ball first in overtime. Yes, the refs missed the double dribble. But Auburn missed 1 out of 2 free throws. And Virginia hit 3 in a row. Both the New Orleans Saints and the Auburn Tigers had their chances in spite of bad no calls by the refs. You have to overcome to be a champion. Neither the Saints or the Tigers did. I always wondered how referees/umpires really feel when they see how badly they missed a call. If it was me, I'd be throwing up right now. Yeah, you can't be perfect and that's probably page one of the referee's handbook. But to see a team fight that hard as Auburn (and the Saints and hundreds of others) and then lose under those circumstances. I know Don Denkinger was kind of an ass about his huge missed call in the 1985 World Series. I remember him saying something like "it was blown out of proportion". Really? Then you had Jim Joyce, who is haunted to this day over his blown call on Andres Galarraga's perfect game. Much less of a key situation, it affected nothing in the standings and everybody but the record book knows what Galarraga did. But Joyce had the balls to own up to it.
I'm a Buffalo Sabres fan and a shitty call cost us the 1999 Stanley Cup. Part of me still wants to cut Hull's foot off and see if he can get his fat fucking foot in the crease after that. A tiny part...
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Post by TheGoodMan19 on Apr 7, 2019 1:04:12 GMT
Bruce Pearl (and Charles Barkley) will be livid and they have a right to be. Was a foul but I've seen the refs put the whistle away in that situation. If you call that , you call the double dribble.
Not only all of that but Auburn should not have fouled after he picked the ball up. Make them make a good play with the clock running. Don't give them a chance to set something good up with an inbound play. Very good point. He was so out of control, I would have let him shoot.
It kind of reminded me of the last play of the 1983 NC State-Houston game. No double dribble but Whittenburg having to regain possession and heave up a shot. There was no Lorenzo Charles waiting to put the shot in for UVA though.
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 1:45:11 GMT
Same thing happened with the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship. They got burned by a no call. But they had the lead with a 1:30 left in regulation. And they got the ball first in overtime. Yes, the refs missed the double dribble. But Auburn missed 1 out of 2 free throws. And Virginia hit 3 in a row. Both the New Orleans Saints and the Auburn Tigers had their chances in spite of bad no calls by the refs. You have to overcome to be a champion. Neither the Saints or the Tigers did. I always wondered how referees/umpires really feel when they see how badly they missed a call. If it was me, I'd be throwing up right now. Yeah, you can't be perfect and that's probably page one of the referee's handbook. But to see a team fight that hard as Auburn (and the Saints and hundreds of others) and then lose under those circumstances. I know Don Denkinger was kind of an ass about his huge missed call in the 1985 World Series. I remember him saying something like "it was blown out of proportion". Really? Then you had Jim Joyce, who is haunted to this day over his blown call on Andres Galarraga's perfect game. Much less of a key situation, it affected nothing in the standings and everybody but the record book knows what Galarraga did. But Joyce had the balls to own up to it.
I'm a Buffalo Sabres fan and a shitty call cost us the 1999 Stanley Cup. Part of me still wants to cut Hull's foot off and see if he can get his fat fucking foot in the crease after that. A tiny part...
I am biased. I would think the no call in the Auburn/Virginia game would be considered either; 1) it was too close to call at such an important part in an important game. Or 2) we just missed it because it happened fast and wasn't obvious in real speed. But the Saints game --- I cannot think of any good explanation other than the refs cheated on purpose. But I am biased for obvious reasons.
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Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 1:58:05 GMT
I always wondered how referees/umpires really feel when they see how badly they missed a call. If it was me, I'd be throwing up right now. Yeah, you can't be perfect and that's probably page one of the referee's handbook. But to see a team fight that hard as Auburn (and the Saints and hundreds of others) and then lose under those circumstances. I know Don Denkinger was kind of an ass about his huge missed call in the 1985 World Series. I remember him saying something like "it was blown out of proportion". Really? Then you had Jim Joyce, who is haunted to this day over his blown call on Andres Galarraga's perfect game. Much less of a key situation, it affected nothing in the standings and everybody but the record book knows what Galarraga did. But Joyce had the balls to own up to it.
I'm a Buffalo Sabres fan and a shitty call cost us the 1999 Stanley Cup. Part of me still wants to cut Hull's foot off and see if he can get his fat fucking foot in the crease after that. A tiny part...
I am biased. I would think the no call in the Auburn/Virginia game would be considered either; 1) it was too close to call at such an important part in an important game. Or 2) we just missed it because it happened fast and wasn't obvious in real speed. But the Saints game --- I cannot think of any good explanation other than the refs cheated on purpose. But I am biased for obvious reasons. Yea, we know you are biased. But we knew it immediately when it was revealed that just a few months earlier you were in a heated debate where you claimed that only losers blame the refs and that mistakes go both ways and even out in the end. Then the call goes against your team and it becomes rigged, the ref cheated, the league hates the saints, and only losers don't blame the refs.
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 2:00:19 GMT
I am biased. I would think the no call in the Auburn/Virginia game would be considered either; 1) it was too close to call at such an important part in an important game. Or 2) we just missed it because it happened fast and wasn't obvious in real speed. But the Saints game --- I cannot think of any good explanation other than the refs cheated on purpose. But I am biased for obvious reasons. Yea, we know you are biased. But we knew it immediately when it was revealed that just a few months earlier you were in a heated debate where you claimed that only losers blame the refs and that mistakes go both ways and even out in the end. Then the call goes against your team and it becomes rigged, the ref cheated, the league hates the saints, and only losers don't blame the refs. Yeah, and you seem biased against me hehatesshe . . . Ha ha ha . . . Maybe you just hate the Saints ??
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Post by hehatesshe on Apr 7, 2019 2:02:55 GMT
Yea, we know you are biased. But we knew it immediately when it was revealed that just a few months earlier you were in a heated debate where you claimed that only losers blame the refs and that mistakes go both ways and even out in the end. Then the call goes against your team and it becomes rigged, the ref cheated, the league hates the saints, and only losers don't blame the refs. Yeah, and you seem biased against me hehatesshe . . . Ha ha ha . . . Maybe you just hate the Saints ?? Nope, nothing against the saints. But it is my personal mission to help you see the error in your newfound logic and set you back on the right path.
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Post by movieliker on Apr 7, 2019 2:21:27 GMT
Yeah, and you seem biased against me hehatesshe . . . Ha ha ha . . . Maybe you just hate the Saints ?? Nope, nothing against the saints. But it is my personal mission to help you see the error in your newfound logic and set you back on the right path. So, what is your position? Bad calls go both ways and even out in the end? Or refs cheat sometimes?
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