Absolutely stupid move on Fran's part. Yes it was a bad call and the officials sucked as usual, but I'm tired of Fran's tantrums costing us games. We were down 2 with a minute left. You think we could have used those 4 points then???
Originally posted by Oculi Buteo:
Absolutely stupid move on Fran's part. Yes it was a bad call and the officials sucked as usual, but I'm tired of Fran's tantrums costing us games. We were down 2 with a minute left. You think we could have used those 4 points then???
Stupid is what you just wrote. I guess our players decided they'd shoot 26%, so that doughead could call them stupid.Originally posted by doughudd:
Pretty stupid to shoot 26% must be worst of the year
Agreed. I thought he bottom of the ball was below the rim when the PSU player touched it, therefore no goaltending. Fran got the T that he deserved. Whether all other coaches would have got the same T is debatable, but Fran has earned his reputation with the officials so he should know better than anyone that he will always be on a short string.Originally posted by rillo 62:
After watching it again,i agree it wasn't goaltending. As far as the T, Fran shook his fist stalked the official down the sideline well outside the coaches box,all the while screaming something at him for a call he got right? Seems to me the Technical was more then justified.
No. Absolutely 0% chanceOriginally posted by boxcar41:
Hey you think Izzo or Bo Ryan would have gotten a tech acting like that?
x100. The tech yesterday did not help the team and I can't remember the last time it has. Just doesn't get them fired up.Originally posted by El Simbolo:
The announcers saying that Fran's Ts usually fire up the tea was way off base, though. I can't remember a time that worked out that way. Seems they've usually been in close games where at the end every point mattered. Kind of like how the kicker we had after Kaeding had a really high percentage of made FGs, and I don't remember him missing a clutch late game FG, but it seemed whenever he missed one during the course of a game it always came back to haunt us.
Is it Dakich's mouth or Fran's mouth that needs correcting?Originally posted by HoustonREDHawk:
"Someone really should do something to control the slanderous shit that sometimes flows out of Dakich's mouth."
Fran seems to have a temper, but why would Dakich single out him, when there are several much better examples of coaches who should constantly get technical calls in the B1G? Watch MSU when it is not winning easily and tell me why Izzo almost never gets a T. OK, if you said he has earned respect, then why would Groce be able to berate officials almost non-stop? Fran seems to keep it bottled up most of the time, which is more than I can say for some others.Originally posted by Floyd_Of_Rosedale:
Is it Dakich's mouth or Fran's mouth that needs correcting?Originally posted by HoustonREDHawk:
"Someone really should do something to control the slanderous shit that sometimes flows out of Dakich's mouth."
Just wondering.
The exception only applies for the offensive player. But in any event, I don't think you need the exception. In watching the game live, I thought it was an obvious goaltend. In looking at it again, it looks like the ball was halfway down even with the rim (not above it), and also had no chance of going in, so c. applies. Either way, it was not obvious, and I have to agree a coach should keep his cool in those situations and save the two free throws.Originally posted by LifelongHawk:
Here's the applicable part of the rule:Originally posted by stillh8unlv:
That shot had absolutely no chance of going it - buuuuut, the ball was still contacting the rim when the PSU guy palmed it. Blatant goal tending that 99.99999% of the time would be and should be called.Originally posted by LifelongHawk:
I'm not as certain as y'all seem to be that it was such a bad call. Haven't, and won't, take the time to review footage frame by frame, but on first view I don't think the shot still had a chance to go in.
In order to be goaltending, the ball must be above the rim. What may have happened is that the ball was already missed and coming off below the rim. The PSU guy's momentum grabbing it took it back up onto the rim. Obviously if he had originally touched the ball in the spot he took it too, goaltend, but when he first contacted the ball it might have already been a missed shot.
Still hate that Fran thinks when he is mad a tantrum is the way to go; that T was costly. Some seem calculated, but that was just a tantrum.
Section I-A Player Shall Not:
a. Touch the ball or the basket ring when the ball is using the basket ring as its lower base.
EXCEPTION: If a player near his own basket has his hand legally in contact with the ball, it is not a violation if his contact with the ball continues after the ball enters the cylinder, or if, in such action, he touches the basket.
b. Touch the ball when it is above the basket ring and within the imaginary cylinder.
c. For goaltending to occur, the ball, in the judgment of the official, must have a chance to score.
I saw a missed shot with no chance of going in and probably also below the rim. Under c, not a goaltend when he contacted the ball. The exception then applies to him carrying/pushing the ball back up on the rim. So, no goaltend.
I'm pretty sure there is no conspiracy by the officiating crews to target Fran.....but my opinion is speculation.Originally posted by Guidotheguide:
I think some of the refs are still treating Fran like a 'new guy' in the league. I would be willing to bet if Fran is still here 8 or 9 years from now other fans will be bitching about how much he gets away with.
This is what's known as "after the fact bullshit".Originally posted by hawkeye ball:
Dakich on Coach Mccaffery's Tech:
"We saw that yesterday in the Iowa game. Coach got T'ed up. Team fell apart after that"
This was Dakich's second comment about Fran's T that I heard. I had a bigger problem with his first comment, which suggested that Fran constantly is on the officials and deserves to be T'ed up all of the time. Fran is probably somewhere in the middle of the league in terms of yelling at officials, but Dakich wants to single him out for some reason. The technical definitely hurt our chances to win against PSU, because it came so late in the game and it created a margin that we couldn't make up.Originally posted by hawkeye ball:
Dakich on Coach Mccaffery's Tech:
"We saw that yesterday in the Iowa game. Coach got T'ed up. Team fell apart after that"