A two year old might not know that the rules defining what's an "intentional" foul don't have much to do with the player's intentions. A Twitter poster might not know either.
I see his follow up was to say he thought it was accidental. Even if it was, it still could qualify as an intentional...
Yesterday Google search kept switching back and forth between the actual halftime score of NBA Chicago vs. Golden State and 300-200. That was weird to see. It showed their usual animation for the score update too.
Pac-12 doesn't give out that info.
I would guess a coach can't vote for their own players, as they can't vote for their own team in the Pac-12 preseason poll.
I'm sure that's true in theory. But people often suspect the committee of tweaking things slightly in such ways. Maybe you're right that they would never do such a thing even if it would be beneficial for everyone.
It was on the Pac-12 Oregon feed. The national feed and the Pac-12 Bay Area feed had MBB.
I had to watch it online because Comcast in the Bay Area only carries the national and Bay Area feeds on cable channels. The picture was okay, but the online feed doesn't allow pause and rewind, so it's...
If this were the final seeding, the committee might quietly swap Colorado and Oregon State to let OSU play close to home, while letting Colorado have the privilege of not being in a regional with another top 16 Pac-12 team.
Interesting theory. You probably know Brink said at Senior Day on Sunday that she hadn't decided yet whether to come back. With Clark having opted for the WNBA, that clarifies the possibilities, so maybe it will help Brink decide.
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