Edward Sargent
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No Coach K, no call
You think the direct punch to his throat was a “glancing blow” and he was flopping? Well, that’s a take.
Lmao yes he did, Flippowski had his arms out and touched his shoulders well before he spun around with the punchHe had no clue Filipowski was there
It was pretty much like thisI'd have been more likely to call a flop on Filakowsky than the other way around. There was a glancing blow, but he jerked his had back himself, a second or so after the contact. Certainly not from the force of the contact. His head movement was a straight up attempt at drawing a foul call from the ref.
I'm seeing what you're seeing but he took a direct hard punch to the throat, I'm going to go ahead and say he wasn't faking it. Have you ever been hit in the throat? A lot less contact than that is still very painful and causes a significant reaction.Re-watch the video. There’s definitely a delay between the hit and the reaction. That doesn’t necessarily mean that he was faking it, but it’s worth noting.
Lol, this is great. One of my kids was a master at baiting the opposing player, and then going for the dramatic flop after the inevitable shove. It’s a soccer thing. Here they just eliminated the beating and the shove, and went right for the dramatic flop. It’s just more efficient.It was pretty much like this
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Out of all the takes I expected to see on this, “he didn’t actually get punched” is not one of them."absolutely ROCKED"?? Looked like he barely made any contact, if he made any at all.
Did you get a flagrant 1?When I was a cheerleader, I was standing near the baseline doing motions along with the fight song (in other words, I was flailing my arms around). One of the motions involved throwing my closed fist out to my side at shoulder height. Unbeknownst to me, there was a Duke player's face right where my fist was heading, and it connected.
Now you may be asking, "How is that possible?! Are you 7'6"?!" Unfortunately, no. The Duke player happened to be a 5-foot-tall woman.
Out of all the takes I expected to see on this, “he didn’t actually get punched” is not one of them.
It’s also just an insane take.
Tell that to Sonny Liston."absolutely ROCKED"?? Looked like he barely made any contact, if he made any at all.
Another angle:
Another angle:
You can't see his hand at all. I have no idea how hard he was hit, but his head doesn't move until well after the contact is over.The best angle I've seen to dispel the absurd notion that he was selling it and the reaction wasn't warranted.
@HuskyHawk any thoughts?
It would have gone Duke’s way if K was still coachingIt's a foul. Simple as that. Intent doesn't matter. With that being said, it's Duke --- it's about time some calls don't go their way.
I feel like you’re gaslighting me. There’s just no way someone can look at that video of his throat rippling (and there is an initial physical response from his head before the bigger response) and say there wasn’t sufficient contact to warrant that response.You can't see his hand at all. I have no idea how hard he was hit, but his head doesn't move until well after the contact is over.
From that angle, it actually looks like a flagrant 2, but I'll stick with my initial assessment that he was hit in the throat and not the head by someone intending to throw a punch, just not intending to throw it to hit a player.The best angle I've seen to dispel the absurd notion that he was selling it and the reaction wasn't warranted.
@HuskyHawk any thoughts?
No, no, apparently you can.Why does anyone have the impression that intent matters? You can’t unintentionally punch someone in the throat…
I want to like this but am too sad.No, no, apparently you can.
You think the direct punch to his throat was a “glancing blow” and he was flopping? Well, that’s a take.