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Holy Cross 65 Newport Central Catholic 60

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"Hammered/molested" comments seem a bit biased!

 

I never said they were fouls, but it was a physical game.

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I never said they were fouls, but it was a physical game.

 

IMO

--Physical game implies one thing...molested/ hammered implies another.

Good game from where I stand. You wanna talk about fouls though? 2 hands on the ball handler is a def foul and everyone knows it, yet ncc got away with it a bunch...... Maybe hc to, bit ncc was doin it every possession. Not complaining, but don't complain about ncc getting hammered in the paint when they couldn't keep their hands off the ball handler

IMO, Weyer was getting fouled just about every play, but since he is 4 inches taller than everyone - refs don't call it as much. Same thing happened last year with McDonald and the year before that with Schulte

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IMO, Weyer was getting fouled just about every play, but since he is 4 inches taller than everyone - refs don't call it as much. Same thing happened last year with McDonald and the year before that with Schulte

Big Man curse.

IMO

--Physical game implies one thing...molested/ hammered implies another.

 

Fair enough.

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