One more thought on the Taylor Brown technical early in the game...
I watched again in slo-mo......
--and first, I don't think TB fouled anyone - it looked to me like a pretty fair scramble, even up once the ball squirted towards the end line
--second, TB was fouled a second earlier as he went for the rebound, and the photo in the PJS proves it (see below)
--third -- even if the ref did think TB fouled the Saluki player, the whistle didn't happen until after Taylor made the proper, instinctive reaction to throw the ball at the other guy's feet to save from going out of bounds with it.
--that quick act, aimed right at the SIU guy caused the ref to instantly conclude Taylor was acting out of anger and throwing the ball flagrantly..
I really think the ref totally blew it, and didn't have a clue what was happening..concluding a technical instead of simply a no-call...
--regardless, I still feel it was at least a 5-6 pt. turnaround...
should have been our ball and a foul on SIU.
I watched again in slo-mo......
--and first, I don't think TB fouled anyone - it looked to me like a pretty fair scramble, even up once the ball squirted towards the end line
--second, TB was fouled a second earlier as he went for the rebound, and the photo in the PJS proves it (see below)
--third -- even if the ref did think TB fouled the Saluki player, the whistle didn't happen until after Taylor made the proper, instinctive reaction to throw the ball at the other guy's feet to save from going out of bounds with it.
--that quick act, aimed right at the SIU guy caused the ref to instantly conclude Taylor was acting out of anger and throwing the ball flagrantly..
I really think the ref totally blew it, and didn't have a clue what was happening..concluding a technical instead of simply a no-call...
--regardless, I still feel it was at least a 5-6 pt. turnaround...
should have been our ball and a foul on SIU.
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