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I heard the SK kids wanted another Technical on Steiner so he would have to sit out the next game...lol.

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J. Ohmer is a nice player but he needs to just play the game. He's a great actor, I'll give him that. Three times he made plays seem worse than they were. From the opening tip he was talking trash and starring down the SK players. It not necessary to hold your finger to your mouth and tell the SK student section to sit down. Also not necessary to point to your muscles after scoring on a drive to the basket. Love his game hate his on court demeanor. Hopefully I'm not the only one that seen him in this light. First time watching him, maybe it was just the rivalry game that brought out this negative side from him. Way to cocky for my liking.

Granted there are only 4 frames here but the flagrant foul on this was a joke. Ohmer's off balance air routines often have him hitting the deck.

 

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100 percent dirty and it wasn't the only dirty play made against J.Ohmer.

 

He flopped and it ended up getting himself hurt. Did it 3 times.

Granted there are only 4 frames here but the flagrant foul on this was a joke. Ohmer's off balance air routines often have him hitting the deck.

 

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He wasn't off balance until there was a hand in his back driving him away from the basket. When you watch the video you can easily see its not a flop.

J. Ohmer is a nice player but he needs to just play the game. He's a great actor, I'll give him that. Three times he made plays seem worse than they were. From the opening tip he was talking trash and starring down the SK players. It not necessary to hold your finger to your mouth and tell the SK student section to sit down. Also not necessary to point to your muscles after scoring on a drive to the basket. Love his game hate his on court demeanor. Hopefully I'm not the only one that seen him in this light. First time watching him, maybe it was just the rivalry game that brought out this negative side from him. Way to cocky for my liking.

 

Indeed, he does love to run his mouth a bit too much. When playing the Camels, he constantly goes back and forth with fans in the stands.

Granted there are only 4 frames here but the flagrant foul on this was a joke. Ohmer's off balance air routines often have him hitting the deck.

 

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This wasn't Jakes best flop of the night. That would be on the charge on Kelch in the post that Coach Steiner was T on. Refs bought that one. I only wished Trent would have flopped all the way when he was demonstrating. He has seen enough Duke games to know how to flop.

I didn't like that initially it was simply call the personal file, and then when the player was on the floor in pain, The referees for altogether for about two minutes and then determined that it was an intentional foul. I say if you don't call it initially you should not be able to change it

I didn't like that initially it was simply call the personal file, and then when the player was on the floor in pain, The referees for altogether for about two minutes and then determined that it was an intentional foul. I say if you don't call it initially you should not be able to change it

 

The play in the pictures was called an intentional? And it was only called after the fact, did they go to the monitor or something.

Yes. After the fact. If the initial call would've been an intentional, I seriously doubt utbwoukd be questioned on this board. The fact that it originally was just a regular foul and after a two-minute discussion between the three officials they changed it to an intentional foul I think is a cause of speculation.

 

Another weird thing is that after they changed it to an intentional file, it was the Scott Coach that got upset and ended up getting a technical foul called on him.

Has Omher recieved any college offers?

 

Don't know how current info is but Cincinnati Christian has offered

Granted there are only 4 frames here but the flagrant foul on this was a joke. Ohmer's off balance air routines often have him hitting the deck.

 

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This wasn't Jakes best flop of the night. That would be on the charge on Kelch in the post that Coach Steiner was T on. Refs bought that one. I only wished Trent would have flopped all the way when he was demonstrating. He has seen enough Duke games to know how to flop.

 

Intentional or not you can't put your hands on someone's back and pushing them as they're going up for a layup? Did you see how hard he hit the deck?

I'm an SK fan and watching it live I believe that play wasn't a flop and more than a personal was deserved to be called. He uses his body well in the air to help get fouls just like every good player does at every level but that play wasn't one.

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