I agree, Florida hasn't impressed me a bit this year. A LOT of questionable calls on Oregon at the end and then Florida comes down and practically mugs them. I guess star treatment actually does help win games.
do i sense poor sportsmanship? just because the DEFENDING NATIONAL CHAMPS win doesnt mean the refs are in their favor nice logic I love how people like to blame refs when nothing happens good job on accepting defeat
do i sense poor sportsmanship? just because the DEFENDING NATIONAL CHAMPS win doesnt mean the refs are in their favor nice logic I love how people like to blame refs when nothing happens good job on accepting defeatcarfan
Well what do you call it when Noah basically jumps on a guy, no call, then comes down and gets tapped on the wrist and goes to the line? Why is it poor sportsmanship on my part if I like UNC? I hold no ill will agianst Florida. :roll:
[QUOTE="carfan"]do i sense poor sportsmanship? just because the DEFENDING NATIONAL CHAMPS win doesnt mean the refs are in their favor nice logic I love how people like to blame refs when nothing happens good job on accepting defeatzarfbloot
Well what do you call it when Noah basically jumps on a guy, no call, then comes down and gets tapped on the wrist and goes to the line? Why is it poor sportsmanship on my part if I like UNC? I hold no ill will agianst Florida. :roll:
Totally. The crowd even booed when they replayed one non-call towards the end there -- OR player got mauled while attempting a layup. Would have made it a two point game within two minutes to go. The fact that they had a ten-rebound (at least) advantage implies that they were playing a pretty physical game -- OR's short but not THAT short -- and yet most of the fouls went in their favor. Kind of fishy...I didn't bring it up 'cause the fact is that it should have been a non-issue -- if Porter had been even slightly on in the first half it would have been a much different game.
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