MU/CU Game Thread

[WhiteTrash]

I'm still trying to recover from Kam Jones coming too close to fouling on that last play. With Schierman being a lefty there was no way he was going to get a shot to the basket while going to his right.

I guess I get the idea you run away from the shooter, but in reality Kam was not in danger of getting called for a causing a foul. He was moving back, away from the shooter, and with his hands straight up in the air. The Creighton player jumped into him and he never tried to block the shot or swipe at the ball.

[Ardmore Mug]

I guess I get the idea you run away from the shooter, but in reality Kam was not in danger of getting called for a causing a foul. He was moving back, away from the shooter, and with his hands straight up in the air. The Creighton player jumped into him and he never tried to block the shot or swipe at the ball.

EXACTLY +1,000,000 ! ! !

[Farley36]

You're not under my skin, Biff.  I just enjoy enjoy making you look like the baby-dicked POS troll that you are. 

Go Marquette.  Looking forward to all of your positive posts after they've finally made you a believer.

lol you're wild.  You can't articulate a thought without focusing on baby genetalia.

[JakeBarnes]

A little too hesitant on shooting the 3s. Taking too much time on drives and the ball Is stopping.

Still in it.

These things changed over the half. A lot more decisiveness on the drives and shots. That was a hell of a fun half to watch.

[Goose]

Jake

For the most part it has been a hell of a two years to watch. I have enjoyed watching every minute of watching  a top ten team being built. This isn't smoke and mirrors, one trick pony or fools gold, but rather, a program being built for the long haul.

[wisblue]

I guess I get the idea you run away from the shooter, but in reality Kam was not in danger of getting called for a causing a foul. He was moving back, away from the shooter, and with his hands straight up in the air. The Creighton player jumped into him and he never tried to block the shot or swipe at the ball.

I completely agree. But, first of all, watching live on TV, you don't get to break it down that closely right away.  The camera broke away from the shooter and started following the arc of the ball. And, because the ball didn't go very far, I was holding my breath waiting to hear that a foul had been called.

Second, we have all seen fouls called that, upon close review, should not have been called. Though at the end of the game it is customary to let some things go that might be called in the normal flow of play. Of course, a play like that doesn't happen except at the very end of the game. At halftime you just let a guy heave up a shot like that.