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Poe McKnoe
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What the hell has happened the last 30 seconds? I'm soooooo confused.
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jimotis4heisman
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bad coaching, bad officiating, bad play by the players, bad clockwork (and of course from those two buffoons terrible commentary)...
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I turned it on for the last 9.3 seconds.....and that's the worst officiating job I've ever seen. You can carry somebody out of bounds and not have a foul called on you, and you can inbound it twice without the clock even moving.
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Wow. Three plays in a row with the clock not starting. After Tenn missed a FT with 11.1 left that would have tied the game, MSU lost the ball on the rebound, Tenn got it out of bounds with 9.6 seconds left. They had a 5-second call in the inbounds, so it went to MSU.
MSU bounced it off a Tenn player's leg and it went out of bounds, but the clock didn't start. The refs reviewed it on the monitor, and moved it to 9.3. Then MSU passes it in to a guy on the baseline. He was surrounded by two Tenn players, one of whom shoved him out of bounds right in front of the ref. No foul, Tenn ball. No time went off the clock, and they didn't fix it. Still 9.3 seconds left.
Tenn inbounds it to a guy who throws it and has his pass intercepted by an MSU player, who's then fouled by Tenn. The clock still didn't move, it showed 9.3 seconds. They reviewed it and changed it to 8.0 seconds. MSU inbounded it, got fouled, made two FTs. Tenn then missed a long 3-pointer that could have tied it with 2 seconds left.
I thought Big Ten refs were bad.
MSU bounced it off a Tenn player's leg and it went out of bounds, but the clock didn't start. The refs reviewed it on the monitor, and moved it to 9.3. Then MSU passes it in to a guy on the baseline. He was surrounded by two Tenn players, one of whom shoved him out of bounds right in front of the ref. No foul, Tenn ball. No time went off the clock, and they didn't fix it. Still 9.3 seconds left.
Tenn inbounds it to a guy who throws it and has his pass intercepted by an MSU player, who's then fouled by Tenn. The clock still didn't move, it showed 9.3 seconds. They reviewed it and changed it to 8.0 seconds. MSU inbounded it, got fouled, made two FTs. Tenn then missed a long 3-pointer that could have tied it with 2 seconds left.
I thought Big Ten refs were bad.
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BuckeyeNation27;1430316; said:
3 straight times, because they had to review it to get it from 9.6 to 9.3, probably just before you started watching.
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