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OHSportsFan
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New Mexico is the last hope for the non-Power conferences. Hanging by a thread.
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For any local fans in the NE Ohio area, Kent just won impressively at Stanford to get to the NIT quarters. Nice run.
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OHSportsFan
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Xavier is only interested in hiring guys who worked there before. Funny they are doing this back to back (Miller, Mack).
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Did Derik Queen travel? Evidence, experts split on Maryland's thrilling buzzer-beater vs. Colorado State
An investigative look at Queen's last-second shot, and whether it should have been called off, with input from CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore
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Did Derik Queen travel? Evidence, experts split on Maryland's thrilling buzzer-beater vs. Colorado State
An investigative look at Queen's last-second shot, and whether it should have been called off, with input from CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore
Maryland freshman star Derik Queen saved the day Sunday for his team with a buzzer-beating bank shot from just outside the painted area to lift Maryland past Colorado State and into the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. But one of the key pieces of the Terps' "Crab Five" might have done some crab-walking to do it.Queen gathered the inbounds play with 3.7 seconds remaining and went into attack mode from the top of the key. He took two dribbles, gathered and launched into the air off his right foot while fading left, hanging just long enough in mid-air to get a shot that smooched the glass and went in.
The shot fell, the horn sounded, and the game ended: Maryland 72, Colorado State 71.
If only it were that so simple. A closer inspection of the play reveals Queen may have traveled on the play as he attacked the basket. It was not called.
Current NCAA rules allow a gather and two steps. A slow motion view of a separate angle, posted by March Madness and slowed down by me, shows he clearly gathered and subsequently took three steps.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Pretty good coaching search firm at Drake. Last 3 have all progressed to bigger things.
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DubCoffman62
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Did Derik Queen travel? Evidence, experts split on Maryland's thrilling buzzer-beater vs. Colorado State
An investigative look at Queen's last-second shot, and whether it should have been called off, with input from CBS rules analyst Gene SteratoreDid Derik Queen travel? Evidence, experts split on Maryland's thrilling buzzer-beater vs. Colorado State
An investigative look at Queen's last-second shot, and whether it should have been called off, with input from CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore
Maryland freshman star Derik Queen saved the day Sunday for his team with a buzzer-beating bank shot from just outside the painted area to lift Maryland past Colorado State and into the Sweet 16 of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. But one of the key pieces of the Terps' "Crab Five" might have done some crab-walking to do it.
Queen gathered the inbounds play with 3.7 seconds remaining and went into attack mode from the top of the key. He took two dribbles, gathered and launched into the air off his right foot while fading left, hanging just long enough in mid-air to get a shot that smooched the glass and went in.
The shot fell, the horn sounded, and the game ended: Maryland 72, Colorado State 71.
If only it were that so simple. A closer inspection of the play reveals Queen may have traveled on the play as he attacked the basket. It was not called.
Current NCAA rules allow a gather and two steps. A slow motion view of a separate angle, posted by March Madness and slowed down by me, shows he clearly gathered and subsequently took three steps.
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Where he picked up his dribble and where it left his hand, I counted 4 steps
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