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St. Xavier (OH) 55 Covington Catholic 49

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Yes, I did see it. I believe that was a function of the game too. CCH was down 8 points or so going into the 4th and had to foul a lot since X was holding the ball.

 

Fair enough.

 

Last question for me, I'm guessing that, like me, you have attended and do attend a TON of varsity basketball games -- have you ever seen a team only be whistled for 6 fouls in an entire game? I'm not sure that I have.

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Yes, an anchor tattoo that wears off after 4 days.

 

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In a manner of speaking you did, you kicked all the anti-CCH peeps.

 

Clearly.

 

I'm not sure I've ever disliked a post in my life, I guess that is a lever I need to start using.

Fair enough.

 

Last question for me, I'm guessing that, like me, you have attended and do attend a TON of varsity basketball games -- have you ever seen a team only be whistled for 6 fouls in an entire game? I'm not sure that I have.

 

Like I said earlier, it's just my opinion. I never really like to talk about the officiating either way because there isn't anything you can do about it. I will say this....they are 2 great teams. CCH will make a long run in the State tournament I am sure, if not win it all.

Clearly.

 

I'm not sure I've ever disliked a post in my life, I guess that is a lever I need to start using.

 

We have had this discussion before and I know you are not a fan of the dislike button.

We have had this discussion before and I know you are not a fan of the dislike button.

 

Diff'rent strokes for different folks, if I disagree with someone's take, I either roll my eyes and move on, or I quote it and engage. Again, not right or wrong, just the way I do it. All good.

In a manner of speaking you did, you kicked all the anti-CCH peeps.

 

There are anti-CCH peeps? :banana:

Yes, I disagree on the officiating. It is more about the style of play to me. It's much more physical across the river for some reason. As a result, less fouls are called (both ways) in my opinion.

 

So the Colonels had 16 fouls to the Bombers' 6 fouls last night.

 

You're saying that St. X plays more physical basketball than Cov Cath, and thereby they had a fairly astoundingly low number of fouls compared to Cov Cath, with their less physical play and 166% higher fouling percentage in the game?

It's been my experience that it's almost always the losing team (fans) that put blame on the officials. You rarely hear, "we won by 10 but if it hadn't been for those damn refs we would have won by 20".

 

Also, people that blame refs have typically never officiated a game in their lives.

 

My main point is, there are questionable calls that go both ways. Why can't people say that the winning team was just better that day?

 

I'll willingly go on record stating that I've never officiated a game, save for some youth soccer games around northern Kentucky back when I was like 13 years old.

 

I never blamed refs. I didn't read TDD's post as outright blaming refs either. The guys Cov Cath had on the court last night were outplayed by the guys St. X had on the court. There were some factors that added into that, yes, and I felt like I did a fairly thorough job of listing those in my original post. But at the end of the day, the win goes to the Bombers.

So the Colonels had 16 fouls to the Bombers' 6 fouls last night.

 

You're saying that St. X plays more physical basketball than Cov Cath, and thereby they had a fairly astoundingly low number of fouls compared to Cov Cath, with their less physical play and 166% higher fouling percentage in the game?

 

I said this in an earlier post. I think a lot of that was a function of the game too. CCH was down about 8 going into the 4th quarter. They were forced to foul a lot since X was holding the ball.

There are anti-CCH peeps? :banana:

 

Hard to believe sometimes when half the people who comment have something pertaining to CCH in their name.

Hard to believe sometimes when half the people who comment have something pertaining to CCH in their name.

 

I don't have a clue what you're talking about.

Hard to believe sometimes when half the people who comment have something pertaining to CCH in their name.

 

Haters gonna hate...

Last question for me, I'm guessing that, like me, you have attended and do attend a TON of varsity basketball games -- have you ever seen a team only be whistled for 6 fouls in an entire game? I'm not sure that I have.

 

I did the Holy Cross/Conner game on radio last night and Holy Cross was whistled for only 4 fouls the entire game, Conner only had 8. The game went by pretty fast I will say that.

I did the Holy Cross/Conner game on radio last night and Holy Cross was whistled for only 4 fouls the entire game, Conner only had 8. The game went by pretty fast I will say that.

 

I'm sure it did -- 4 fouls for a team for the game? That is bonkers.

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