I forget the exact play, but Kevin Stalling almost lost his mind on a Wisconsin Walk-under. I have no idea why the officials don't call it. It's completely obvious that when a player jumps up for a jump shot, Wisconsin players consistently put their arms straight up and then walk a step or two under the shooter, knocking him off-balance and undercutting his legs. It appears obvious on the TV angles, but the refs must not see it because its never called.
One of the moves I'm sure that Big 10 coach was talking about in the Seth Davis article - the Wisconsin Walk-under.
Told you I wouldn't be surprised that Wisconsin makes the Sweet 16. They do play dirty but it isn't called so that's good coaching. If it isn't called, keep doing it until it is.
Jay Cutler tweeted about it. Go Bears. Of course he is a Commodore so there might be a hint of bias.
"I want to congratulate wisconsin's mvp, the refs. (especially anthony jordan). Vandy had no answer for you"
Jay Cutler @ JayCutler6
