What? Winning coach grabs losing coach by the elbow in the handshake line. What's different?
Seriously, the coaches involved are the most different aspect, IMHO.
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Seriously, the coaches involved are the most different aspect, IMHO.
Hold serve in the next two games - @ NEB & vs NW - and Iowa should pretty much lock themselves in to the 6 seed for the BTT, with opportunities for advancement in seed line(s) if Rutgers & OSU opponents can help out.
In the end the officials did not swarm on us in the second half. The first half was terrible. Izzo's abuse of the officials, not seen since the heyday of Bob Knight's reign of terror, might be wearing thin with the league and the officials. I mean, talk about biting the hand that feeds you, right?
A nearly 30 point win makes for a righteous night.
A nearly 30 point win makes for a righteous night.
The refs didn't swarm on Iowa in either half.
It was their lack of whistles on MSU's constant fouling - unless they practically drew blood - that kept the game 'reasonably' close for 28 minutes.
Like were the only ones to lose to Rutgers at the RAC. They've beaten all 4 top 15 teams they've played in the last month.......
I know, but just a couple more made buckets and FTs and that @RU game was a W.
I'm just saying, Hawks are 9-7 right now, but turn those 3 games I listed around and Iowa is right there in that 12-4 mix at the top.
Sooo close.
I was at the game, and it seemed like MSU was getting away with more in the second half, but much less than usual. I thought the officials did a good job in the first half. That T on Izzo sent him a message that the refs weren’t going to put up with his crap.
Did not appear to. F so, it was very, very few. There was no snow, other than flurries. No ice either. Roads were fine.
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