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And now unfortunately ESPN is replaying it incorrectly. Early in 2nd half Doris was right to say a play UCONN fouled a Wildcat, it should have been a shooting foul. A play or two later one of their guards created contact on Stewie and threw up the ball in hopes of getting a foul call on Stewie. From there Doris blurted out, "That was a foul." Fact is; it wasn't. There is a rule called "the rule of verticality." This guard blatantly threw her body into Stewie. It's a joke Doris overlooked this. And now ESPN is re-playing it implying/saying it was a foul And now ESPN has deliberately changed the order of the 2 plays to boot apparently in an attempt to try to show things were a lot worse than what they really were.
What's frustrating is that we get burned enough by Notre Dame throwing their bodies into our players and getting some cheap foul calls, but when announcers and the network also start blundering, it becomes kind of absurd.
Here we have someone like Doris criticizing WCBB refs, yet she ignores "the rule of verticality." Unreal.
What's frustrating is that we get burned enough by Notre Dame throwing their bodies into our players and getting some cheap foul calls, but when announcers and the network also start blundering, it becomes kind of absurd.
Here we have someone like Doris criticizing WCBB refs, yet she ignores "the rule of verticality." Unreal.