^ Could be. He really didn't seem upset about it (you know, beyond the normal of a guy who got cracked in the eye) until his brother did that.

The worse thing about it was that he wasn't even fouled...

^ Could be. He really didn't seem upset about it (you know, beyond the normal of a guy who got cracked in the eye) until his brother did that.

 

His flopping around on the floor like he had been shot was a bit much for me.

His flopping around on the floor like he had been shot was a bit much for me.

 

I agree, but he did seem to turn the drama back on like a flip of a switch as his brother was being escorted off.

The worse thing about it was that he wasn't even fouled...

 

Friars coach Keno Davis said Xavier's right eye was completely closed. "It looked like he had been in a fight," Davis said, adding that he didn't think it looked intentional.

 

If he wasn't fouled, then what happened? Did his eye just swell shut?

Friars coach Keno Davis said Xavier's right eye was completely closed. "It looked like he had been in a fight," Davis said, adding that he didn't think it looked intentional.

 

If he wasn't fouled, then what happened? Did his eye just swell shut?

 

You obviously didn't watch the video and listen to the announcers. I was watching live. The defender was straight up, Xavier ran into the defenders elbow with his head as he was leaning in to shoot the ball. No foul was called. The foul was called after he missed the shot on the put back, it involved two different players. Just kind of a freakish accident.

 

He and his brother totally overreacted.