Mor Darryl

[cheebs09]

I take credit for that one. We were seated in the section behind the MU bench and we screamed JUSTIN BALL!

Runaway winner for Scoop Poster of the Game.

[forgetful]

It was a bad call in a game of bad calls. 

You could basically track swings in the game by which directions the bad calls were going.

As an example, to close the first 1/2, there were two bad blatant missed travel calls against Aiken (both resulting in points), a bad charge call against Elliot, and a weak foul call against Jones. all in a 2.5 minute stretch, that directly led to them getting back in the game.

[We R Final Four]

I take credit for that one. We were seated in the section behind the MU bench and we screamed JUSTIN BALL!

Haha—you, me and 15K other people can take credit for that one.

[wadesworld]

Photos don't tell the story. I have provided links to videos that tell the complete story both in real action and replays. It's a bad call that looks worse each time I see it.

Checkmate.

I see the same thing every time I watch it.

[PGsHeroes32]

One play that I haven't really seen mentioned is the long outlet pass to Lewis that he didn't see coming. I think we were down and it was late. That one felt like it was slow motion and my heart sank. Luckily it was by our bench and he saw it at the last moment.

I'm pretty sure we scored on the play. A turnover there would have really hurt our chances.

I think the other key play was another outlet to Justin. One where he scored.

Aiken being Aiken flopped(wasnt called of it) egregiously on his step back 3. It was one of the rare times we cleanly got the rebound. Immediately heaved it down court for the easy 2. Which I think tied the game at the time.

[wadesworld]

I think the other key play was another outlet to Justin. One where he scored.

Aiken being Aiken flopped(wasnt called of it) egregiously on his step back 3. It was one of the rare times we cleanly got the rebound. Immediately heaved it down court for the easy 2. Which I think tied the game at the time.

Morsell got a dunk on that play.

[PGsHeroes32]

Morsell got a dunk on that play.

Thats right it was Daryl not Justin.

[Dr. Blackheart]

First half was fun to watch the way both teams were going at it. It reminded me of that Buffalo game. Kam was a microwave but Morsell and Lewis were handfuls. 

Second half, it's nice to see us win games with defense. The turnovers cancelled out the rebounding deficit.  Can't  live that way in the future, though.

As for that last foul, I am not a big fan of the way Seton Hall is coached to step in and under. I think...it's borderline dirty. That said, when Greg was racked across the arm you are taught to go up like that to get a call. He did it earlier in the game.

If that crew didn't call a foul there (reach or shooting), I doubt they get out of FF uninjured after making that call all game (right or wrongly). The NCAA needs to clean those calls up as it's too inconsistently called. In fact, Greg was called wrongly for a step in foul at the end of the half that was sold in. Taste of your own medicine I guess is very sour.  I love we out toughed Willard's whiny bunch. Sick of the East Coast privilege.