blowout aside. how do refs miss these 2 calls?

[CusefanATL]

Inbounder clearly is oob and taps the ball after it hits in bounds.


This is a clear travel and what makes it egregious is that it is specifically caused by great defense.

https://twitter.com/jamescurtin/status/1597763524390158336?s=46&t=6nJ64tfjsFecnKkKLLv24g

 

[Orangezoo]

They've missed obvious calls on Judah traveling a lot already this year though.

 

[Orangefan1]

They missed a ton last night

 

[tbonezone]

refs didn't dictate the game. we got out played. still didn't like the double T call on benny.

 

[sutomcat]

They missed a ton last night

The refs were bad. Looked like they lost interest and were thinking about where they were going to have dinner most of the game.

I think the game changed in part when they stopped calling Illinois for the bodying up, bumping and pushing Judah took every time he ventured into the lane.

Illinois was a lot more physical than we were and we needed the refs to call a really tight game to have even a small chance to win. That didn't happen, especially in the second half and we got frustrated, lost our poise and had a lot of awful possessions.

This game is another good preparation for the styles of play we will see in conference play.

The kids have to toughen up and play harder. Fight through contact. Take charges if that is the only call the refs are willing to make. Whatever it takes to win.

 

[hoopsupstate]

This team is all finesse. It’s going to be a problem all season. Not much toughness to e found.

 

[cliftonparksufan]

Inbounder clearly is oob and taps the ball after it hits in bounds.


This is a clear travel and what makes it egregious is that it is specifically caused by great defense.

https://twitter.com/jamescurtin/status/1597763524390158336?s=46&t=6nJ64tfjsFecnKkKLLv24g

In the Bryant game, one of their inbounders had their foot on the line and they missed it.

I've made this comment before: In most games, it seems that one ref makes the majority of calls, including some they are out of position, another ref will only make calls right in front of them, and the third ref will make very few calls.

 

[cliftonparksufan]

The refs were bad. Looked like they lost interest and were thinking about where they were going to have dinner most of the game.

I think the game changed in part when they stopped calling Illinois for the bodying up, bumping and pushing Judah took every time he ventured into the lane.

Illinois was a lot more physical than we were and we needed the refs to call a really tight game to have even a small chance to win. That didn't happen, especially in the second half and we got frustrated, lost our poise and had a lot of awful possessions.

This game is another good preparation for the styles of play we will see in conference play.

The kids have to toughen up and play harder. Fight through contact. Take charges if that is the only call the refs are willing to make. Whatever it takes to win.

You know it's bad when Fran Frischilla talks about how bad they are.