February 18, 200917 yr Author You would just stand there and let a guy dunk on you...come on. I probably would let him go since the whistle blew.
February 18, 200917 yr You would just stand there and let a guy dunk on you...come on. As if he was going to dunk. You can't tell me after the whistle he wasnt just going to non nonchalantly going to lay it up like the other 99.9% of shots after a whistle. Even so it's not his fault. If the refs don't call the foul, not his fault. If another person, for no reason at all, throws their forearms in your neck, not your fault at all. Again, give me a break.
February 18, 200917 yr Give me a break. KY Thorobred is 100% correct...Think about it without those shades on. Liggins pushed off first but it was not called, then he got fouled but continued to run towards the rim after the whistle was called and he ran into Ogilvy.
February 18, 200917 yr You would just stand there and let a guy dunk on you...come on. That would be called a charge. It's considered a good defensive play, stepping towards the offensive player with your forearms extended is not a defesnive play. This isn't football.
February 18, 200917 yr KY Thorobred is 100% correct...Think about it without those shades on. Coming from the Tarheel and Alabama fans.
February 18, 200917 yr KY Thorobred is 100% correct...Think about it without those shades on. As if you don't have a shade of blue on your lenses.:laugh:
February 18, 200917 yr That would be called a charge. It's considered a good defensive play, stepping towards the offensive player with your forearms extended is not a defesnive play. This isn't football. Would they call a charge after the whistle?
February 18, 200917 yr Author Foul trouble is going to be a big issue. That wasn't much of a call either.
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