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Message: [QUOTE="Alydar, post: 4389954, member: 730"] That topic registered high on the public reaction scale. It was enjoyed by those who want UConn to lose, allowing them to be smug in the knowledge that UConn wins because they get all the breaks. And at the same time it ticked off UConn fans who pointed to about 30 instances in NCAA history when it happened without any comment from the media. ESPN is all about clicks and they don't care if the clickers are happy or ticked off. It's why I stopped putting the audio on from the streams and synch up to the UConn radio feed. [/QUOTE]