Basketball officials....was the end of Duke game messed up?

[Sportsrmylife]

Guy on floor gets the ball. ROLLS over and passes the ball. Then it looks like ball handler double dribbles.

Boy where is the home cooking?

150 straight non conference home wins should mean something to the refs.

 

[John Kelly]

I'll watch the replay later tonight.

 

[TobyTyler]

i saw the play it was iffy but i don't think was a bad no-call. dove for ball, was on his stomach/side, turned over in place, his waist didn't move around, just sat up on his ass and passed the ball. if you dive for a loose ball and slide after gaining control on the ground, there's no violation.

 

[jimmythegreek]

Yeah it's almost like avoiding a tie up in which alternating possession would prevail. We especially see this a lot in the NBaA when it comes to diving for loose balls. Wish colleges went back to the jump ball like the pros did. Why potentially discredit the defense because the arrow is not pointing their way? My attention was focused on having to see if the attempted layup had beaten the clock which it did. Looked like a pissed Coach K didn't know what hit him.

 

[kane]

Guy on floor gets the ball. ROLLS over and passes the ball. Then it looks like ball handler double dribbles.

Boy where is the home cooking?

150 straight non conference home wins should mean something to the refs.

Home cooking? When a team plays Duke anywhere, but especially at Cameron Indoor, that team is playing 5 against 8. It's ridiculous the calls they get, and have gotten for the past three decades. I don't know if the kid from SFA committed a violation or not, I do know when you're favored by 28 points the game shouldn't come down to the final possession, credit to SFA for pulling off a minor miracle. Also, the kid that made the game winning layup is from the Bahamas, and apparently his family lost everything in the Hurricane that hit there, just a great story all around and a memory those kids will keep forever

 

[Heim]

How do you lose shooting 40 fts to your opponents 17?

 

[John Kelly]

Fabulous celebration after the winning layup.

Remember a few years ago when a Wisconsin sharpshooter nailed a corner 3-ball at the buzzer and then fell into the arms of his celebrating teammates on the bench?

Searching for his name now.

 

[John Kelly]

How do you lose shooting 40 fts to your opponents 17?

Shame on Duke for hitting only 25 of those 40 free three throws.

Twenty-six out of 40 would have won the game.

 

[John Kelly]

Bronson Koenig versus Xavier in an NCAA Tournament game.

 

[winkyduck]

Guy on floor gets the ball. ROLLS over and passes the ball. Then it looks like ball handler double dribbles.

Boy where is the home cooking?

150 straight non conference home wins should mean something to the refs.

I'm OK with it. If I had been that official down low by play I'd let it go.

 

[Sportsrmylife]

Home cooking? When a team plays Duke anywhere, but especially at Cameron Indoor, that team is playing 5 against 8. It's ridiculous the calls they get, and have gotten for the past three decades. I don't know if the kid from SFA committed a violation or not, I do know when you're favored by 28 points the game shouldn't come down to the final possession, credit to SFA for pulling off a minor miracle. Also, the kid that made the game winning layup is from the Bahamas, and apparently his family lost everything in the Hurricane that hit there, just a great story all around and a memory those kids will keep forever

I was trolling. I understand duke 8 on 5 bb. I hope i didnt cause you to have to double the blood pressure meds.

 

[Sportsrmylife]

I'm OK with it. If I had been that official down low by play I'd let it go.

You cant roll over. Thats like allowing 4 steps. Has to be called.

 

[Almost Allright]

Rolling over with the ball is a walk. The double dribble at the end is tough. Was there a controlled dribble pause and another dribble? The variable there is controlled. I watched it three times and felt an argument could be made either way.