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Post by touchdownbeavers on Feb 5, 2016 7:49:36 GMT -8
were action packed. Reading the thread below Jarmal was either a bonehead or did not commit a foul. I did watch the post game interview with # 1 and #2 and coach WT. My initial reaction was they were all strapped into the chair and then the Governor called.
What in the heck happened?
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Post by Mike84 on Feb 5, 2016 8:14:43 GMT -8
I have the game on DVR but haven't been able to watch it yet. Here's a video recap that will give you the full story, including the wild last seconds:
The focus, of course, is on the final seconds. But as was posted elsewhere on the board, the focus should perhaps be on the fact that the Beavers came back from behind in the final minutes to take the lead. Also, one ironic thing about the way it ended is that the Beavers may not have gotten the call on that final desperation half-court 3-point attempt if Utah hadn't gotten the call 2 seconds earlier. In both cases, it would not have been unheard of for the refs to swallow their whistles. But they couldn't very well swallow them on the Utah foul after whistling the OSU foul that allowed Utah to take the lead.
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Post by baseba1111 on Feb 5, 2016 8:22:20 GMT -8
I have the game on DVR but haven't been able to watch it yet. Here's a video recap that will give you the full story, including the wild last seconds: The focus, of course, is on the final seconds. But as was posted elsewhere on the board, the focus should perhaps be on the fact that the Beavers came back from behind in the final minutes to take the lead. Also, one ironic thing about the way it ended is that the Beavers may not have gotten the call on that final desperation half-court 3-point attempt if Utah hadn't gotten the call 2 seconds earlier. In both cases, it would not have been unheard of for the refs to swallow their whistles. But they couldn't very well swallow them on the Utah foul after whistling the OSU foul that allowed Utah to take the lead. Indeed... rare to get one of those calls to determine a game let alone two. But, being there it was nice to see the officials take the 4 minutes to watch and then interpret the call correctly... -there indeed was contact on Stevie -Stevie did NOT release the shot before the clock expired -however, the contact was before the clock expired and Stevie was in the ACT of shooting So (3) free throws... very close |
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Post by mountainbeaver on Feb 5, 2016 8:28:34 GMT -8
Agreed that in most cases neither would have been called a foul. On the last play the
Utah defender made the cardinal mistake of leaving his feet and inviting contact on a shot
that should not have been that closely contested. Huge props to the Beavs for battling back
from the dead. Teams with quality big men are going to be tough for us to match up against.
At this point our freshman bigs, though exceeding my expectations, are not there yet. It's crazy
how many quality teams are in the conference this year. This was the kind of game we never
would have found a way to win in past years.
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Post by touchdownbeavers on Feb 5, 2016 8:56:59 GMT -8
Thanks all of you for the video. Hoping Mr. Richard Lee was watching.
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