2019 NCAA Basketball Tournament Discussion (Official Thread)

[Jagdaddy]

Purdue is done. Tough way to lose, fouling up 3 and going to OT after giving up a back tap on a miss.

I'd feel worse for them if it wasn't about the 8th back tap that they gave up.

 

[Bucklion]

If Valenti was a Purdue fan, I can hear what he’d be saying about the decision to foul up 3

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

Weber's a fucking moron

 

[OhioState001]

Nice play call Painter

 

[DZ83CK]

Dont forget, sharpshooter Ryan Cline missed a FT that could have put Purdue up 4 with 16 seconds in regulation.

 

[Jagdaddy]

Purdicked

Purdon't, Pudidn't, Purdone.

 

[Bucklion]

I'd feel worse for them if it wasn't about the 8th back tap that they gave up.

Haarms is 8 feet tall and can’t box out Hornswaggle

 

[Systems_id]

Haarms is 8 feet tall and can’t box out Hornswaggle

Didn't they have two 7 footers out there and still gave up a couple of offensive rebounds? Absolutely maddening. With Izzo almost guaranteed to choke against Coach K, Big Ten is going to get shut out of the FF.

 

[dragurd]

I'd feel worse for them if it wasn't about the 8th back tap that they gave up.

This is driving me crazy. The back tap went over half court isn't that text book over and back? But no one is mentioning it.

 

[Bill Lucas]

This is driving me crazy. The back tap went over half court isn't that text book over and back? But no one is mentioning it.

The ball hit the rim. It’s not over and back if it’s batted into the backcourt once it hits the rim.

 

[Bill Lucas]

The bottom line is that Purdue stopped playing on two plays and it cost them. One was the play when Webber was announcing that a foul should be called on a push off and the other was on that play at the end of regulation when the ball was batted into the backcourt.

 

[dragurd]

The ball hit the rim. It’s not over and back if it’s batted into the backcourt once it hits the rim.

That seems arbitrary. It was batted back by the offense thus last touched by the offense so you'd think it couldn't cross the end line

 

[JohnnyCockfight]

That seems arbitrary. It was batted back by the offense thus last touched by the offense so you'd think it couldn't cross the end line

It seems to me that it's all about possession, and a quick search on a ref forum confirms this.

https://forum.officiating.com/basketball/7699-rebound-throw-tip-back-court-violation.html

 

[DZ83CK]

This is driving me crazy. The back tap went over half court isn't that text book over and back? But no one is mentioning it.

It is funny if a defensive player running out of bounds knocks the ball back in bounds, even with no real control over the ball, if the offense recovers they call it a change of possession and reset the shot clock, but you can back tap all day and it isnt possession.

 

[Wells4Heisman]

That shot to equalize.... Unreal