Re: Officiating
Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 12:30 pm
More cushion for the pushin.
Yup. If they call it out of bounds off them then they can review....but since they called it over and back they can't review. Bad awareness by the refs by not using the rules to their advantage to make sure they made the right call.
Quit blaming the refs...or something.IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Sun Dec 23, 2018 4:43 pmYup. If they call it out of bounds off them then they can review....but since they called it over and back they can't review. Bad awareness by the refs by not using the rules to their advantage to make sure they made the right call.
I may be wrong, but it wouldn't really be to their advantage to let it go out of bounds. If they did that, the review would still be to see who last touched it. They can't review out of bounds and rule over and back just like they can't review out of bounds to call a foul they missed.IllinoisJayhawk wrote: ↑Sun Dec 23, 2018 4:43 pmYup. If they call it out of bounds off them then they can review....but since they called it over and back they can't review. Bad awareness by the refs by not using the rules to their advantage to make sure they made the right call.
Free throw disparity is a meaningless number. I have no problem with us getting more fouls called against us. I had a problem with Dedric getting mauled away from the ball every possession the last quarter of the game and getting called for touch fouls on the other end. That's what Self was complaining about tooSparko wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:54 am Kansas is good enough to win most badly officiated games. But too many times you see a disparity in calls in big games. The margins are thin with good teams, and an “extra” 10-14 FTs like ASU had allowed them to be more aggressive and changed the game. Like defensive holding calls in the NFL.
It was almost as bad at the UWV game last year where Bolden was literally hugging guys to prevent the inbound pass. Can't say the refs didn't see it either, because they actually walked up to him and "warned" him it was a foul instead of just calling it. Never seen Bilas get on officials as hard as he did that game.Mjl wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 12:36 pmFree throw disparity is a meaningless number. I have no problem with us getting more fouls called against us. I had a problem with Dedric getting mauled away from the ball every possession the last quarter of the game and getting called for touch fouls on the other end. That's what Self was complaining about tooSparko wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:54 am Kansas is good enough to win most badly officiated games. But too many times you see a disparity in calls in big games. The margins are thin with good teams, and an “extra” 10-14 FTs like ASU had allowed them to be more aggressive and changed the game. Like defensive holding calls in the NFL.
Free throw disparity matters when you are being mauled. This wasn’t simply KU not being aggressive on offense. It was grabs and pushes that were called on one end and not the other. The FTs should have been even at least last week. I felt that there should have been several and ones on the shots KU made inside. When a team supposedly misses bunnies and shoots poorly it is often the case they are being held and shoved. ASU played as they were allowed. Really helped too.Mjl wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 12:36 pmFree throw disparity is a meaningless number. I have no problem with us getting more fouls called against us. I had a problem with Dedric getting mauled away from the ball every possession the last quarter of the game and getting called for touch fouls on the other end. That's what Self was complaining about tooSparko wrote: ↑Thu Dec 27, 2018 10:54 am Kansas is good enough to win most badly officiated games. But too many times you see a disparity in calls in big games. The margins are thin with good teams, and an “extra” 10-14 FTs like ASU had allowed them to be more aggressive and changed the game. Like defensive holding calls in the NFL.
Rush the court and upend the monitors. Check.