My only question is will the Kansas players be suspended without pay?
Absolutely NOT representative of Bill Self. Actually the exact opposite. Self is a 100% classy guy. The woofing by DeSousa, 0% class.
If this would have happened to Fran's team, I am guessing Fran would not shake hands at the endThat "block" looked more like a punch than a block.
The kid who made the block and then stood over the K State player is the one who is playing because Kansas went to bat for him after the FBI investigation indicated he may be involved I believe.
Because they are Kansas there will be a wrist slap for all but the shot blocker. A couple of others might get two games. If the NCAA had any nerve they would ban the kid for life, reduce scholarships, and put a tournament ban on the team. Take some decisive action.
The IL kid who stomped on chest of a player tonight should be individually severely punished as well.
If Iowa never gets a five star, but recruits kids with character I’m okay with that.
Piece of shot stands over the guy after the block.
he deserved to get a tooth knocked out
Lol.Thugs are what thugs do. There are several players who should have legal charges filed against them. Perhaps, there are felonies that could be filed. They should not be exempt just because they are basketball players. There was definitely battery to various degrees going on. There should, also, be some players not just suspended, they need to be thrown off the team. Was it smart to steal the ball with just a couple of seconds left in a blow out game and the opposition was just running out the clock? No, it wasn't smart. It was stupid. It is what stupid people do. But it was far worse that the Kansas player went into such an immediate rage that resulted in a hard foul while swatting the ball and then standing over the player and taunting him. That is what thugs do. Picking up a chair to use as a weapon is what criminals do and I don't think those kind of people have a place on any campus even if they play basketball.
NopeIf you steal the ball in the final seconds like that you should expect to be hacked & bloody. Not sure why anyone had a problem with the swat.
Lots of bad people... on both sides, on both sides. Good people too on both sidesNot condoning his actions, but he did just have the ball stolen from him as he was trying to dribble out the clock. Clearly he crossed the line standing over the KSU player, who was not completely innocent. Plenty of ‘what not to do’s’ in this one. I would be disgusted to be a fan of either one of these programs.
No doubt. Would now be a good time for "Mr. Class", to fill us in on his under the table dealings with Adidas?I am not sure ‘classy’ would be how I would describe Self.
I've met the guy, on multiple (double-digit) occasions (and, yes, never while wearing KU gear). Off the court, absolutely one of the nicest, classiest people you could ever meet. On the court, I can see how his intensity could be viewed otherwise.I am not sure ‘classy’ would be how I would describe Self.
Agree, 22 for sure, and the stompers should get at least 5 to 6 games minimum. You can't allow that type of behavior to go on, but I'll still be surprised if they get more then a slap on the wrist.You bring up an interesting point. I suppose the Big 12 (and Kansas to some extent) will decide the punishment here. There is no central body other than the leagues deciding punishment in these situations. The reason fighting has basically ended in the NBA is the league made the penalties so harsh that no one will come off the bench or fight. But my guess is the Big 12 is not interested in Kansas losing key players for the rest of the season. K-State is terrible, but some of their guys should also face suspensions. De Sousa was threatening a guy with a chair and only saved by his assistant coach taking it away from him, and then 2-3 KU guys stomping on a K-State player while he's on the ground. How any of them play again this year is beyond me. If the suspensions are only 1-2 games, there's zero deterrent for fighting.
Its pretty easy for people to put on an act off the court for fund raisers etc. Self's hands are all over the crap thats gone on at KU, although I highly doubt he'll ever be held accountable for any of the illegal recruiting or dirty money thats changed hands. I'm sure he'll use the Rick Pitino, "I had no knowledge"defense.I've met the guy, on multiple (double-digit) occasions (and, yes, never while wearing KU gear). Off the court, absolutely one of the nicest, classiest people you could ever meet. On the court, I can see how his intensity could be viewed otherwise.
Thugs are what thugs do. There are several players who should have legal charges filed against them. Perhaps, there are felonies that could be filed. They should not be exempt just because they are basketball players. There was definitely battery to various degrees going on. There should, also, be some players not just suspended, they need to be thrown off the team. Was it smart to steal the ball with just a couple of seconds left in a blow out game and the opposition was just running out the clock? No, it wasn't smart. It was stupid. It is what stupid people do. But it was far worse that the Kansas player went into such an immediate rage that resulted in a hard foul while swatting the ball and then standing over the player and taunting him. That is what thugs do. Picking up a chair to use as a weapon is what criminals do and I don't think those kind of people have a place on any campus even if they play basketball.
Yeah, what the hell?
And they had to play out the last one second. I think the announcer was right, had to finish it out because of gambling.
I wanna say something but I better not
I really don't think it's that big of deal. I hate when Fraschallia & announcers say "this is terrible. There's no point to this. It's sad." So much for play-by-play, now we have to hear your lame opinions on the ugly ending.
Guy steals the ball so the other guys retaliate. Things get heated & a fight happens. Then everybody goes home.
I've met the guy, on multiple (double-digit) occasions (and, yes, never while wearing KU gear). Off the court, absolutely one of the nicest, classiest people you could ever meet. On the court, I can see how his intensity could be viewed otherwise.
Do enlighten us on the conversations. I am sure they were in depth enough to dispel any of the stories out there about the guy.... now back to the fight. Were their fans involved? The guy in the black shirt looked like a fan. That elevates the issue.
He shouldn't have been trying steal the ball and score in a blowout with under 5 seconds left. I'd have felt some kind of way about that too.
Lol.This, in spades!! And clubs, hearts, and diamonds! Moronic move to steal the ball, without question. But IMO EVERYTHING that happened after that is on KU.
I would like to think a coach and a program that had less slime involved would boot at least one kid off the team, but this is KU.
I'm with you, I would have swatted/fouled and then stood over him. Douchey move by the KSU player. Nothing worse than getting your arse kicked, then trying to steal the ball and score at the end down 20. So stupid.If you steal the ball in the final seconds like that you should expect to be hacked & bloody. Not sure why anyone had a problem with the swat.
Thugs are what thugs do. There are several players who should have legal charges filed against them. Perhaps, there are felonies that could be filed. They should not be exempt just because they are basketball players. There was definitely battery to various degrees going on. There should, also, be some players not just suspended, they need to be thrown off the team. Was it smart to steal the ball with just a couple of seconds left in a blow out game and the opposition was just running out the clock? No, it wasn't smart. It was stupid. It is what stupid people do. But it was far worse that the Kansas player went into such an immediate rage that resulted in a hard foul while swatting the ball and then standing over the player and taunting him. That is what thugs do. Picking up a chair to use as a weapon is what criminals do and I don't think those kind of people have a place on any campus even if they play basketball.
No they didn’t. There is no obligation for college Bball to cater to gambling.
He shouldn't have been trying steal the ball and score in a blowout with under 5 seconds left. I'd have felt some kind of way about that too.
I'm with you, I would have swatted/fouled and then stood over him. Douchey move by the KSU player. Nothing worse than getting your arse kicked, then trying to steal the ball and score at the end down 20. So stupid.
I'm with you, I would have swatted/fouled and then stood over him. Douchey move by the KSU player. Nothing worse than getting your arse kicked, then trying to steal the ball and score at the end down 20. So stupid.
And you would be the guy going to jail, while everybody else said "What a ****ing idiot!" and laughed at you.He shouldn't have been trying steal the ball and score in a blowout with under 5 seconds left. I'd have felt some kind of way about that too.
Yes, they do.
They implemented a rule that they always have to finish out every second on the clock.
Of course, they don’t admit that this rule is because of gambling. But it is.
That happens to me several times a day.I wanna say something but I better not