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tOSU -7.5 vs Purdue (ov/un 138.5), Fri 9 ET, BTN

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painter, time for a lesson learned by each official:


if you hear "all ball" and see both hands go up for the attempted shot, then it's almost always a clean strip. if you don't hear "all ball" and see only one hand go up for the attempted shot, then it's almost always a foul.
 
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Bucky Katt;2122433; said:
Fuck you, Matt Painter.

That was clean.

T him up again.
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Exactly. But this time don't T him up if the Buckeyes are passing the ball past halfcourt on a fast break. :tongue2:

That was pathetic timing - he earned the T, but the guy could have waited 2 seconds and tOSU had a layup.
 
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Jake;2122440; said:
:tibor:

Those of us stuck listening on the radio have no sympathy for you.
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I decided not to complain about losing the signal during halftime when I thought of how you'd react to a post like that. :wink2:
 
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Yeah, and the non-call on Sullinger for going over the back had NOTHING to do with the technical as it was the play after.

They missed that call, but Ryan Smith's reaction warranted a chat from the officials, IMO.
 
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