2015 NCAA Tournament

As Bruce Feldman put it, he hasn't seen "there's a chance" used that liberally since Dumb and Dumber

 

Have you ever in your life seen that shot go into the basket?

 

Actually, I'm not terribly bothered by it. If it results in that piece of shit Alford's [itch bay] ass son having to guard Kevin Pangos in front of the nation, it will have all been worth it.

 

Fade away three over two defenders? Yes, actually I have.

 

When Seth Davis says a call that benefits one of college basketball's blue bloods sucks, you can assume it is 1972 Gold Medal game quality shit.

 

No way on Earth that has a possibility of going in

 

Fade away three over two defenders where the ball was here \/ and went in?!? I call bull shit.

 

More importantly, how is this guy a Division 1 basketball player? He sort of looks like a LARPer



Dominated against Miss, though

 

That's not what you asked.

 

It's really actually pretty simple. You don't touch the ball on it's way down, above and in the vicinity of the rim.

 

Then there should be a rule against doing that. The goal tending rule is also simple, the ball must have the possibility of going in.

 

As one comment I read said, "he's boxing out the guy directly behind him, there's no guarantee that if he doesn't go up & try to rebound or tip the ball that guy won't get it or tip it in. are we really at the point where we chastise players for giving refs "an opportunity" to make a horseshit call?'

 

And until it hits the rim and bounces away from the basket, or falls below the rim, it does have a possibility of going in. It doesn't matter how small or large the possibility is.

 

Goodbye Purdue. Perpetual losers.

 

That's not remotely what the rule says.

 

Again, you seem to be unaware of what "reasonable" means.

 

Why is Alford a piece of shit?

 

I'm not talking about the rule. I'm talking about the player. This way, all doubt is removed.

 

http://www.twincities.com/ci_23002836/steve-alford-new-ucla-coachs-past-raises-questions

 

Google Pierre Pierce.