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UNC 86 Duke 72

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Nah, we'll just keep it simple.

Much easier that way for you I guess... :D

Tyler should have not even been in the game. The TarHeels had the game wrapped up.
Williams said he had a sub at the table but couldn't get TH out, especially after he missed the free throw.
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Williams said he had a sub at the table but couldn't get TH out, especially after he missed the free throw.

 

Yeah I know but there was under a minute remaining. He should have not been in in the first place.

I'm sorry this is the first time I've been on here and just wanted to express my opinion:D. I'm sure you all have already talked about how the Henderson foul shouldn't have resulted in him getting thrown out of the game and it was just a plan foul with alittle blood.

OK, so Tyler should have been out of the game. But why was Henderson still in the game? Did Coach K have some kind of 16 point shot drawn up for him or something? Henderson had no more reason to be in the game than Tyler did so the "Tyler should not have been in the game" argument is kinda mute with Henderson still being in the game too.

My opinion, cheap shot. I am glad his nose was not broke.

 

Good to see UNC bring out the broom for the dukies, in their season sweep.

Just because there's blood doesn't mean it was a cheap shot and intentional.

 

But when a player delivers a flying cross-body bionic elbow in the game, it does become a cheap shot.

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