The "Let's Smoke(y grey) 'em" game thread

sigh

 

Damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it

 

We got completely ****ed. The rule book is clear that if there is an elbow contact - which is EXACTLY what they called - its a flagrant foul. They just changed it to a regular offensive foul.

 

Rules are for the commoners. Send Florida on through.

 

Gah. This was a good effort but damn if this game wasn't there to be won.

 

Wilbekin has the most punchable face.

 

Barton is a weak link.

 

The refs should be fired - they blatantly ignored a rule.. it makes no ****ing sense.

 

**** these refs and taking control of the momentum. There was no ****ing way that Maymon should have been T'd

 

Yes it was - we lost on a technical and flagrant foul, period.

 

I still can't believe he was T'ed.

 

Refs have gotten worse every year in football and basketball since Slive took over. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he orchestrates them to favor the top teams.

 

I wouldn't shake of these mother****ers hands

 

I find it eminently believable, but then I view all referees as worthless dogshit.

 

I agree. Marshal Henderson must be singing Praise & Worship music when he starts jumping around and throwing fits cause he never gets T'ed up

 

Apparently they changed the ****ing rule to allow the refs to review a flagrant 1 for an elbow and downgrade it to a regular offensive foul, wtf is that horseshit? The reason they changed the shit to flagrant 1 and flagrant 2 is so they didn't punish the unintentional elbows like they would malicious ones. What the **** sense does that make?

 

He really does.

 

Damnit - I still cannot believe we lost this game on a technical and flagrant call. That technical was 10x worse because Maymon had to go out too.

Also - if we were even halfway decent from outside we win that going away. 2-13 (15%!!!!) from outside.

 

He literally was T'd up because he walked away. How great of a call is that?

 

There's no doubt - had he stayed and listened to mother****er's explanation of his phantom call - then he never would've T'd him up.