the "God I Wanna Puke" game thread

Charge called on Zona with like 4 seconds left. Zona got the ball back on a turnover, but the charge call, IMO, was wrong.

 

It was an iffy charge under old rules. It's not a charge today. One foot was actually off the ground. How can feet be planted as he's shoving his hips up under a player to fake a charge?

 

That was a ludicrous call.

 

Did he push off or not?

 

Looked to me like he did, but he didn't give himself any advantage by doing so. It should've been a no-call.

 

Horseshit. He went from being blanketed to having 5 ft of space.

 

Wrong thread.

 

I've only watched it once, and that was last night when it happened. I still think it was a bush league call. IIRC, dude was off balance and shooting awkwardly. I doubt he would've hit it anyway, but crazier things have happened.

 

Foul worthy push? No. Was there a flop involved? Absolutely.

 

Yep, wisconsin's best defender was looking for a call instead of contesting the game winner with 3 s left. Makes sense.

 

We've learned over the weekend that's how the B1G does it.

 

What? If a best defender can be warded off that easily, he has definitely made a reputation by flopping.

 

Wisconsin's defender made contact with the ball handler before a move was made to clear space. If there was to be a call, it should have been a foul on Wisconsin prior to the push. That's an absolute no call if I've ever seen one, especially considering the point of the game.

 

Johnson was at a 30 degree angle to the floor moving toward Gasser and clearly throws a forearm push. I get it that people don't like fouls at the end of the game, but he his push is what cleared space for him to shoot.

 

There is no way he cleared that much space without embellishment.

 

Go back and watch it. Wisconsin defender makes contact with the ball handler prior to the push. I don't think a foul should have been called on Wisconsin, but that was just as much of a foul as what the Arizona kid did to him. That's just an example of officials deciding the whistle is going to blow before anything happens.

 

MI can't board and KY is in the game for it. We got hordes of goofy looking bounces that kept us from killing them on the glass. Stokes getting no calls helped them, but balls bounced everywhere.

KY might score 100 in the paint and we just didn't.

 

Finally watched the play on YouTube and this was exactly my take on it. It really isn't debatable.

 

**** Michigan.

 

Don't like KY with last shot.

Randle tip in.