Memphis vs. Ohio State In-Game

[PharoahUB]

I really dont care who won this game but the only real bad call that I can recall was the missed goaltend. The refs didnt come anywhere near deciding this game.

i agree. memphis lost by 16, not 2.

 

[TouchdownJesus]

Not nearly as bad today, but a couple huge calls. The goal tending. The intentional foul counted basket and a touch foul after that. 6 points in all that were huge.

Seemed like Buckeyes just got a lot of touch fouls there way, but I am on Memphis.

 

[airportis]

refs didnt decide it? memphis 29 fouls....ohio st 15

 

[TouchdownJesus]

Overall, just getting sick of this Buckeye team.

Not related, but it still kind of pisses me off to see Oden get the intentional foul his way...and the basket...when Xavier would have won if they call an intentional foul on him late in that game.

 

[The Sponge]

I really dont care who won this game but the only real bad call that I can recall was the missed goaltend. The refs didnt come anywhere near deciding this game.

i dont know everytime i looked i saw a memphis guy marching off the court with five fouls. It wasn't like the days of hack a shack where you sent out guys to get fouls. How many guys fouled out for Ohio state. Im willing to bet at no time this year memphis was in this kind of foul trouble. it seems like the same stuff every game with Ohio state. wasn't Tenn complaining about the same thing.

 

[zig]

foul calls are going to be lop sided when when team takes it to the hoop and the other team settles for 3's.

 

[RTL]

Amen zig, Ohio State was the more aggressive team today.

RTL

 

[TouchdownJesus]

Very true, but with that statement, I guess the strategy is to just take it to the hoop every time and let the ref bail you out.

It is possible to play good defense on teams that go to the goal and it is possible to foul teams that take jump shots.