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Georgetown 66 Vandy 65

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How I don't get it? He traveled how can you agree with the call.

This may be the first time I have ever agreed with Billy Packer and thats not easy for me. If you need super slo mo to see if that foot came off of the floor then the refs made the right call under those circumstances.

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I still can't believe that noone has questioned Stallings for not calling a time out to set up a play for the final shot.

^ No, no, no. If you need super slow mo..it may explain why the refs MISSED the call (though it seemed obvious in fast play)...but it can never be considered the right call...when the right call was not made.

Yes, yes, yes. I don't think they missed it.

Yes, yes, yes. I don't think they missed it.

You don't make any sense. He traveled it is what it is. It was the wrong call (no call).

You don't make any sense. He traveled it is what it is. It was the wrong call (no call).

 

 

It's a matter of perception....Some could see that replay and not see any substantial proof that his foot left the ground, others may see that it clearly did. I had to watch it 3 or 4 times, before I could definitely say that it left the ground.

^^I thought he traveled it real motion and the replay just confirmed it. I think it pretty much shows that he did.

It's a matter of perception....Some could see that replay and not see any substantial proof that his foot left the ground, others may see that it clearly did. I had to watch it 3 or 4 times, before I could definitely say that it left the ground.

I'm still not sure part of that shoe didn't stay on the floor. But I only watched the replay once.

He planted his right foot, spun, the foot left the ground, hit the ground again then he went up for the shot, it was a walk. A great shot though. Why didn't Vandy call a TO after the bucket???

^ No, no, no. If you need super slow mo..it may explain why the refs MISSED the call (though it seemed obvious in fast play)...but it can never be considered the right call...when the right call was not made.

 

Agreed. I understand how they missed it but they did miss it.

 

If it was obvious in regular speed, hats off to you for having eagle eyes.

The call I'd like to see super slow mo on is the last shot by Vandy. It sure looked like it could have been a foul.

How can you possibly think that. He picked up his pivot foot.

 

HT - if your only argument is "he picked up his pivot foot," you're not being clear. You have to finish the statement by stating what he did AFTER he lifted his pivot foot before a determination can be made.

It's never good to have a great game tainted by something like this, but while I do believe it was a travel, I can understand why the refs didn't call it... With 2.5 seconds left, there's tons of things for them to keep their eyes on at the end, and a play that happened as quickly as that could be missed... Sad, but these guys are human and it happens.

 

Bottomline is Vandy had their opportunities all throughought this game to put Georgetown away and they couldn't capitalize on it. Congrats to Georgetown for doing what they had to do to win.

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OUCH...I like the Big East...and I have Georgetown in my Final Four...Jeff Green walked...and this win is now marred, IMO.

From you? A Duke fan talking about this in the tournament? Rich... :lol:

That was a horrible no call and it cost Vandy a trip to the Elite 8. Oh well, refs are human. Jeff Green still hit a tough shot.

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