BOL Round Table

I see you didn't catch the game.

Maybe, but he is setting that same example. He might as well get used to the no calls, especially when playing a Duke or UNC. The last play from scrimmage was a good no call. You can't throw up a jumpball and expect a call with that little time left.

It wasn't a jump ball when the NCState player got slapped in the head...haha

You have to admit the calls were terrible but I guess I'm used to it when facing a Duke or UNC.

I don't have the clip in front of me, but I thought the kid from State gained possession and was attempting a shot when he was hit. Regardless of what the clock says, a foul is a foul...so why aren't we calling something that agregious?

It was a bang bang play, factor in you're playing UNC and it's a no call. UNC/Duke are the last two teams you want to play if you think you're gonna get calls

You obviously watch a good bit of basketball...tell me this, would you agree that it's about a 70/30 split of good v bad officiated games? Now, the opponent was UNC...which side of that split you gonna end up on? I guess, I'm just numb to it now but I don't expect crucial calls anymore.

I'll be honest, I've become "un-numbed" to it recently. Ive been around and seen it since I can remember. I just want to know why? In these officials eyes, why are these calls/no calls made? Surely they wouldn't say because of the jersey, so I want that ref to explain what he saw on the no charge call or the last play of the game. And if I'm xCMG and my team has had a frustrating season and this might be the win that gets us in, and you just blatantly screwed us over? I would've had to been held back, just me though.