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Virginia 63 Auburn 62 (NCAA Tournament Final Four)

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Final what a tough way to lose. Virginia is a team of destiny the way they got to overtime vs Purdue.

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OMG! Wow, worst way to lose a tourney game in history?

Horrible way to end, but the foul call was right. What a game.

That. Is. Demoralizing. :lol2:

In response to Guru’s comment in the update thread:

 

Didn’t appear to be a case of the shooter kicking out his legs either. Hate the call because of the moment and S-E-C! but the right one, and one that unfortunately must be made.

I thought Virginia walked at midcourt earlier.

OMG! Wow, worst way to lose a tourney game in history?

 

Yes....a million times!

Yes....a million times!

 

This is Laettner times a thousand. Brutal!

With 7 seconds remaining, Jerome dribbled off his heel then went and recovered the ball. Did he continue his dribble or did he gather the ball with 2 hands and then dribble again?

I need to watch that sequence again. I think it should have been a double dribble

Free throws are rather important.

They just said on the broadcast that Virginia should have been called for a double dribble.

Wow. Tough loss after great comeback by Auburn. Too bad the ref missed Jerome’s double dribble just before Auburn fouled him to burn clock.

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