Um, the KML flattener with 22 seconds to go in the first was considered just a nice clean block even though there were a lot of Cardinal arms in with hers, so no, not every block was a foul. But every time there was any outside bump when a ball handler was driving into a defender on either side (as on the call on the previous play against Dolson) that was a foul today where as in most other games that's a play on.
Checked, not plaid, but he should have been wearing black-white vertical stripes.
See the earlier thread re: Geno's question whether this team has a "killer instinct" like the 2002 team. When you get a good team down by 22 you step on their necks and finish the job.
You could always watch the boys play.
You guys are so funny on here. I love lurking to read your comments...
Second defender, Taylor, slid off the ball and did not have the ball but rather had KML's left wrist on the side away from the main view.
I am afraid those years have long passed. But there are always memories and dreams.
All reports I have seen of the play have described it as a clean block, which may or may not be, but Slaughter in back has and extreme downward motion with her right arm, though it is hard to tell how much of KLM she got from any angle I saw.
