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Illinois 59 Michigan State 54

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[h=1]Malcolm Hill was nice today leading the winners with 19.

The late T. almost came back to kill Illinois in this one.[/h]

[h=1]Malcolm Hill was nice today leading the winners with 19.

The late T. almost came back to kill Illinois in this one.[/h]

 

I still can't believe they called that a foul.

 

Good road win for the Illini.

I still can't believe they called that a foul.

 

Good road win for the Illini.

 

Why was it not a foul? He displaced the guy. That's not blocking out.

Yes technically it is a foul, but that same thing happens virtually every time a free throw is taken, and constantly under the basket blocking out for rebounds. Only reason they called it is because the guy acted like he was hit in the nads.

 

It definitely wasn't a flagrent foul.

Yes technically it is a foul, but that same thing happens virtually every time a free throw is taken, and constantly under the basket blocking out for rebounds. Only reason they called it is because the guy acted like he was hit in the nads.

 

It definitely wasn't a flagrent foul.

 

It wasn't called flagrant. It was called a T. In the official's estimation (although video would seem to show otherwise) the foul occurred after the ball went through the net which makes it a dead ball. If you have a foul in a dead ball you either have a T or intentional. Had it been during live ball it's just a common foul.

 

We'll disagree on it always happening on FTs. I never see a FT shooter get knocked backwards. The guy went right into him. That's a foul if he's not coming forward.

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