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Louisville / Michigan Game Thread

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:lol: This is a joke. That's not a foul.

 

LOL! Uh yeah it is. Jumped into the shooter, got him with the body.

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Turn out the lights.

LOL! Uh yeah it is. Jumped into the shooter, got him with the body.

 

The defender is allowed to leave his feet. If the offensive player initiates the contact, it's not a foul.

Trey Money.

The defender is allowed to leave his feet. If the offensive player initiates the contact, it's not a foul.

 

The one in the corner in the first half was bad, I'm okay with that call (Other than the fact that Hancock should be on the bench with four fouls)

If Michigan is going to win, they better try to post up Hancock and Smith or Burton driving and dishing.

Big bucket. They needed that badly.

 

No doubt. The need to allow him to just take over.

The defender is allowed to leave his feet. If the offensive player initiates the contact, it's not a foul.

 

Bet if it were anyone from UK you would have a different position.

If Michigan is going to win, they better try to post up Hancock and Smith or Burton driving and dishing.

 

His name is Burke, or if it's easier to remember....TriggaTrey :D

The defender is allowed to leave his feet. If the offensive player initiates the contact, it's not a foul.

 

So that means when Burke and Albrecht push off with their free hand when dribbling it isn't a foul and that's why the refs have refused to call it all night. Thanks for clearing that up.

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