*** Official March Madness NCAA Tournament Thread 2023 ***
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Agree. It's like the ball touching another object out of bounds. Crappy break for either team, but it should be considered out of bounds off team who last touched it.
I'd have to watch the replay again but I think Iowa might have slapped an arm to cause the out of bounds anyway though.
I think they win but I'd prefer they get beat soundly so they can maybe shut up for a few seconds.
Harvard was the team in wbb and yes it was against Stanford but before tourney Stanford's star player got injured and didn't play. Another star player for Stanford was also hurt.
Harvard also had the nation's leading scorer.
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Ah, yes, Harvard, not Princeton -- good correction, Rulzzz! (edited my initial post accordingly)
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Make sure she knows that this wouldn't have happened if they were in the Big 12, and she should start writing sternly worded letters post-haste!
(I trust this is the first time you've spoken of the Hampton game since 2001, so she has know way of knowing to call your bluff.)
It's no more dumb than some football rules about fumbling the ball on the goal line out of bounds. Same feeling that it's just wrong.
Jay Bilas picked Arizona to win the Natty.
The Conference of Champions
Having Nevada in over Oklahoma State was a travesty
The posters who thought we were on the bubble should be forced to watch this Iowa/Auburn game, and these were two teams who were safely off the bubble.
