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Is just atrocious. My God Big 10 refs absolutely suck.
OT- Officiating in Maryland-Purdue game
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Swanigan fouls out. Last three calls against him were pure fantasy.
Putrid.
Putrid.
- Sep 13, 2002
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- Sep 13, 2002
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Haas did travel, and with time still on the clock, but maybe .1 or .2, not .5.
I agree with you but it legally did not matter. I don't believe they blew the whistle until after the final buzzer went off. The clock stops on the whistle, not infraction.
agreed; it appeared the ref's arm did not come up until the clock hit 0.00
so why did they put .5 on the clock?
So is Maryland the new Big Ten Too Big To Fail? Makes sense considering the market. Glad Purdue pulled off possibly a millions plus heist of the Big Ten Marketing Plan.
Absolutely no clue how they came up with .5 other than that's about when the travel happened.
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This. And, c'mon: he barely slid his pivot foot with .2 seconds left in a game that was over.
Swallow your whistle, attention whore.
What is the rule exactly at end of games? What can refs do based on video evidence?
Haas got bailed out, that's for sure! Can you imagine if MD hits that game winning shot? That would have been a devastating loss, esp when it comes to Big Dance seedlings.
No, it was a stupid move on Haas's part. Geez just hold the ball until the ref comes to get it or your're fouled.
The refs were doing their best the whole game to give it to MD. Terrible officiating!
Well, time is out when the red square comes on. Not the clock at zero. Not the horn. So I suppose they could have ruled it was .5 from the travel to the red square coming on.
I missed the end. The last I was looking MD was shooting technical foul shots. Anyone know when this will appear,if at all, on BiG repeat"
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Torbee and most posters are right: the stripes did everything they could, and then some, to hand that one to the turtles. Haas and Swanigan got screwed on calls all day long. And they kept bailing out Trimble & Co. when they drove. Pathetic.
And that last call on the "travel"? WOW. For those of you old enough to remember the name, it reminded me of the Jim Bain calls against Iowa back in Lute's day. To borrow the favorite adjective coming out of today's Oval Office occupant, that call was "stupid."
Congrats to our hated rivals from West Lafayette for winning anyway.
And that last call on the "travel"? WOW. For those of you old enough to remember the name, it reminded me of the Jim Bain calls against Iowa back in Lute's day. To borrow the favorite adjective coming out of today's Oval Office occupant, that call was "stupid."
Congrats to our hated rivals from West Lafayette for winning anyway.
It was on ESPN. If you go to ESPN3, you can watch the replay. Carsen Edwards drove, was fouled, and made two FT's to put Purdue ahead 73-72 with 2.1 seconds left. After the Haas fiasco, Maryland had one shot with 0.5 seconds left but freshman Kevin Huerter missed on his 3PT attempt and the game was officially over.
Maryland went scoreless from the field in the final 7:37 of the game and Purdue went on an 11-0 run. That's how they came back to win.
Here's the Replay page for today on ESPN, if you're interested in watching it:
http://www.espn.com/watchespn/index#type/replay/sport/basketball/days/days-0/
That call on him was terrible. Trembil is so sloppy and overated.
Yep, that needs to be adressed by the league. That whistle was after the game was over, those reffs shouldn't be allowed to do that.
He definitely traveled though.
I have no problem with the call, he traveled. But the whistle was too late.
That was really odd that they got away with that. Sure seems like bias.
Thanks for the info. Really appreciate it. I almost hate to tell you but we can' t get ESPN3.
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