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Player slams ball without a T being called.

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Anyone see the Oklahoma player slam the ball with it going above the rim? He looked at the ref with his hands out as if pleading, official looks at him and appeared to say, that's ok.:sssh:

It's a judgment call. I guess the ref judged that it was cool.

You guys are cute. :lol2:

You guys are cute. :lol2:

 

I was just stating facts on this one. As we learned this season, it's a judgment call.

It's a judgment call. I guess the ref judged that it was cool.

 

Agree that it is, but it shouldnt be. Should be a T every time. Honestly I have no issue with the player being tossed. No need for it.

Agree that it is' date=' but it shouldnt be. Should be a T every time. Honestly I have no issue with the player being tossed. No need for it.[/quote']

 

Ejected for slamming the ball down?

So this means Cats should have won on 2/20 against Texas A&M, which means that Cats won the conference regular season title and conference tournament, which means they should have been ranked higher than a 4 seed and Texas A&M should have been lower than a 3 seed.

 

IF only.

It doesn't matter now, season is over. It just sucks, but no reason to worry about the ball spike game anymore because it doesn't matter anymore.

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