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Brian Wardle interview by espn on 7/16/17

yes- I watched the ESPN archive of the game then scrolled forward to about 56:15 to watch & listen to the Wardle interview..


Click here, then move the scroller to the right and the interview starts at 56:15
Coach Wardle talks a little about his guys scrimmaging the Always a Brave guys ..
and he also talks a bit how he knows we (the team & the community) have been through some bad times - AMEN!
http://www.espn.com/watch/player?id=3079371
 
btw-- while Coach Wardle is being interviewed - one play occurs at 10:25 in 2nd half...

Ft. Wayne's Bouldin shoots and get fouled - but as the ball is in the air Boogie leaps high and blocks it hard off the backboard...(it looks like it wasn't going to go in anyway but that's irrelevant..)

the Ft. Wayne bench and Bouldin plead for a goaltending call - and if you slow it down - I think they are right -- Boogie appears to me to have definitely gotten that one on the way down -
I think we got a break there...
 
tornado said:
btw-- while Coach Wardle is being interviewed - one play occurs at 10:25 in 2nd half...

Ft. Wayne's Bouldin shoots and get fouled - but as the ball is in the air Boogie leaps high and blocks it hard off the backboard...(it looks like it wasn't going to go in anyway but that's irrelevant..)

the Ft. Wayne bench and Bouldin plead for a goaltending call - and if you slow it down - I think they are right -- Boogie appears to me to have definitely gotten that one on the way down -
I think we got a break there...
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But as I recall, the fouls was before the shot and it was called a non-shooting foul, which means there would not have been a goaltending call possible. Bouldin did not shoot free throws after that foul, his team just inbounded the ball.
 
Da Coach said:
But as I recall, the fouls was before the shot and it was called a non-shooting foul, which means there would not have been a goaltending call possible. Bouldin did not shoot free throws after that foul, his team just inbounded the ball.
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yea but I think that's what he was mad about
 
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