Don't even know what a cylinder violation is and don't know how they can call a foul that wasn't called during play.
**2022 NCAA Tourney Thread** (including play-ins)
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No tech on the Indiana player coming off the bench and helping a player up on the court during play?
I am glad I wasn't the only one that saw that. I was like wait what the ****!
So the "upper area" of this arena? Is it box seats, a bar, suites? It's a unique design.
Wyoming's fatal flaw is going to be foul trouble guarding Jackson-Davis. It would be nice to get Ike off him, but the other guy got 3 in the first half already.
Rex Chapman. Sounds like he’s back on the pipe or just an idiot . Can barely string a sentence together.
Did 33 from Wyoming never get called for a travel in MWC play? He looks astonished by the calls but it's pretty clear.
Maldonado for WYO literally has one move and I'm guessing it worked really really well for him in middle school.
Woof. If the MWC teams play like Wyoming has they're gonna go 0-fer. They are not good...
Is that move driving in the lane, stopping, then turning it over? Because he's great at that. I think he has 10+ turnovers (for real)
He was trending on Twitter earlier due to people saying they were changing the channel due to him. Brutal
Backing defender to the rim w the dribble and then, yes, turning the ball over.
St Marys fans already buying Saturday tickets with confidence.
All tonight means is that the winner is somehow going to run to the Sweet 16. March Madness.
And CNN just hired him too, no idea why they think anyone would want to listen to him.
