Reid Jolly led all scorers with 17 points, while Drew Wilson had 10.

From that angle it is hard to tell anything. If anything from that angel it looked pretty clean to me. I guess if you are a Camels fan it was a foul and a Shamrock fan would say clean all the way. I personally would have to see a lot better look at the play.

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Never thought I would see the day where a Louisville high school with a UL recruit gets people upset about receiving preferential treatment at Rupp from the refs. Wait till tomorrow.

That’s not a foul from that angle. Looks like Jolly didn’t get any lift on the shot attempt.

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Thanks RP for this one. It looked to me like a good no call and from Jolly's reaction I don't think he thought he was fouled either.

Never thought I would see the day where a Louisville high school with a UL recruit gets people upset about receiving preferential treatment at Rupp from the refs. Wait till tomorrow.

 

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No dog in the fight but that is not a foul. Officials got it right I believe on that play. Congrats to the Camels for representing NKY well. Nothing to be ashamed of especially when some posters thought it would be a blowout.

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The shot block looks clean but 23 sticks his leg out and leans into Jolly

That is as good of an angle as you can see. Doesn't look like a foul to me from there

Congrats to Coach Russell and the Camels on a heck of a season!!! They just couldn't get over the hump (I couldn't help it) against the Rocks.

 

Good luck to Trinity in the Finals.

Reid Jolly says he lost a contact lens on the final play, but doesn't say anything about a foul. He did say that you "can't really judge the whole game on one play."

23 gets him in the body. It’s a blocking foul. He couldn’t get any lift with 23 bodying him.

The shot block looks clean but 23 sticks his leg out and leans into Jolly

 

That's what I thought, but it doesn't matter now.

 

Trinity capitalizing on Campbell County turnovers is the story of this one.