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Kansas 109 Oklahoma 106 (3OT)

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Feet cannot touch inbounds. Note: Feet can touch the line as long as the feet do not touch "in bounds."

 

Once the ball crosses the line it is fair to be hit/grabbed by the defender.

 

If the defender reaches over and touches the ball while it's still behind the line it's a T. If the defender touches the thrower it's an intentional foul.

So theoretically you could fake a chest pass and have it stripped while the ball is extended over the line? I guess that makes sense.
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So theoretically you could fake a chest pass and have it stripped while the ball is extended over the line? I guess that makes sense.

 

Yes.

Problem is the games like that happen once every 5-10 years.

Exactly. That's why I'll continue to watch the NBA in the meantime.

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Better than that, the Kansas fans waited around and gave him a standing ovation as he walked off the court following the interview. Reminded me of Nebraska giving Ricky Williams a standing ovation in Lincoln when he set the rushing record. Love that stuff.

 

Those kinds of moments are awesome. I remember Rupp Arena giving David Robinson a standing ovation back during his senior year at Navy.

He certainly does if the thrower cannot back up.

 

Like at CovCath :)

I read on Twitter that Perry Ellis said he will be telling his grandchildren about this game..................................when he got home later.. :lol2: :lol2:

Exactly. That's why I'll continue to watch the NBA in the meantime.

90% of NBA games are as boring as watching grass grow. Especially after the season is about half finished. I watch a few of the better teams occasionally or some of the games that have UK players involved, but for the most part I'm a college fan. But that's just my opinion. I know I'm in the minority.

High school fan here (pure), then pro (the best), then college (watered-down product).

Somewhere, Paul Westphal and his Loyola Marymount crew are liking this.

Somewhere, Paul Westphal and his Loyola Marymount crew are liking this.

 

Not really. He'd probably be wondering why it wasn't 150-149 given they had three extra periods in which to score.

Somewhere, Paul Westphal and his Loyola Marymount crew are liking this.

 

Ummmm, that would be Paul Westhead.....

I read on Twitter that Perry Ellis said he will be telling his grandchildren about this game..................................when he got home later.. :lol2: :lol2:

 

Let me get this straight.

 

You're saying that this guy isn't a one-and-doner?

Let me get this straight.

 

You're saying that this guy isn't a one-and-doner?

 

I got the impression that he's been in college long to be a MD

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