You get into a lot of gray when you leave it open to interpretation. Its 3 seconds, just enforce it and players have to adjust.They only enforce what they need to. Not as bad as women's, but still pretty obvious in certain situations.
That should have been a T.Hurley is actually insane lol. That was hilarious and he’s lucky he didn’t get a T.
Yeah, that was weirdHurley is actually insane lol. That was hilarious and he’s lucky he didn’t get a T.
And has the audacity to act like he didn’t just push his own player . The man is psychotic.Hurley is actually insane lol. That was hilarious and he’s lucky he didn’t get a T.
Agreed. But he can’t control that. If he whined and complained about it that would be entirely different since he’s already given the benefit on that end many times. But he’s a good dude from all accounts.Yeah I like him, don’t like how he’s officiated in many games but I get it’s hard.
How is that not a T? He'd been warned once, and then to go on the court and push a player?Hurley is actually insane lol. That was hilarious and he’s lucky he didn’t get a T.
They have two grads in the starting lineup. Not sure if that even matters anymore though.Could Uconn bring this entire team back? Anyone out of eligibility?
You get into a lot of gray when you leave it open to interpretation. Its 3 seconds, just enforce it and players have to adjust.
They experimented widening the lane in the NIT, would be interesting if they implement it. Maybe you change it from 3 to 5 seconds and just enforce it at 5, like an inbounds play.
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Hurley did it in this tournament (can't remember which game)!lol I've never seen a coach actually push their player during a play before
UConn toying with these guys. Really nobody has been competitive with them.
I really love how they are so good defensively but they don't try to win every game 2 to 0. I don't like Hurley but he gets it.
they start 2 grad students I think so think they lose a coupleCould Uconn bring this entire team back? Anyone out of eligibility?