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How is Louisville ever going to play with this nonsense.

Who cares?

 

Point is this sucks to watch. 

 

It's a hell of a lot better than games that end with both teams in the 40's.

 

Put on your patience pants and deal with it.

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There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

Posted

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

Posted

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

Posted

 

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

 

It beats bitching about those same fouls not being called in the not-so-distant past.

 

What would you prefer?

Posted

 

 

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

 

It beats bitching about those same fouls not being called in the not-so-distant past.

 

What would you prefer?

 

 

To let the players play and have it called consistently...

Posted

 

 

 

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

 

It beats bitching about those same fouls not being called in the not-so-distant past.1

 

What would you prefer?

 

 

To let the players play and have it called consistently...

 

It wasn't consistent? 

 

Was it less consistent than in years' past?

Posted

 

 

 

 

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

 

It beats bitching about those same fouls not being called in the not-so-distant past.1

 

What would you prefer?

 

 

To let the players play and have it called consistently...

 

It wasn't consistent? 

 

Was it less consistent than in years' past?

 

 

No. Let me be clearer: To let players play WHILE calling fouls consistently. They aren't letting players play.

Posted

 

 

 

 

 

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

 

It beats bitching about those same fouls not being called in the not-so-distant past.1

 

What would you prefer?

 

 

To let the players play and have it called consistently...

 

It wasn't consistent? 

 

Was it less consistent than in years' past?

 

 

No. Let me be clearer: To let players play WHILE calling fouls consistently. They aren't letting players play.

 

Then how the hell did we score 39 points by halftime?  We shot 12 free throws (and so did they)...is that a lot?

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That call, for example. Crap.

That call has nothing to do with the perimeter rule changes.

 

 

Still a bad call. Refs calling things too close.

 

Bad calls have always been part of the game, and always will be.  That has nothing to do with the rule changes you're bitching about.

Posted

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

There were nineteen fouls called in the first half.  On pace for thirty-eight.

 

First game last year?  Thirty-four fouls called total.

 

Doesn't seem terribly different.

 

It's not the number of fouls, it's the fouls that were called.

 

This

 

It beats bitching about those same fouls not being called in the not-so-distant past.1

 

What would you prefer?

 

 

To let the players play and have it called consistently...

 

It wasn't consistent? 

 

Was it less consistent than in years' past?

 

 

No. Let me be clearer: To let players play WHILE calling fouls consistently. They aren't letting players play.

 

Then how the hell did we score 39 points by halftime?  We shot 12 free throws (and so did they)...is that a lot?

 

 

Sigh...

Posted

 

 

 

That call, for example. Crap.

That call has nothing to do with the perimeter rule changes.

 

 

Still a bad call. Refs calling things too close.

 

Bad calls have always been part of the game, and always will be.  That has nothing to do with the rule changes you're bitching about.

 

 

Got it, guy. Let's move on.

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