It happened. I don't know why it wasn't a national story. I wasn't the only here that heard it. It wasn't the NCAAT though since I even noted it in a post from March where I said it was the Fox pre-game people. BTW, if I heard it, they didn't keep it quiet!
Players should ALWAYS play with shirts TUCKED IN. The class thing to do ,the rule and not be reminded. They are unnecessarily baiting the refs if shirts are out.
You insist it happened and clearly believe it happened - but on a site full of UConn fanatics who take offence at the smallest slight against the Huskies not a single other poster remembers the incident, has provided video proof, or come up with a single mention in the press of what would be a pretty serious transgression.
And same ref didn’t say a word to Singare, whose shirt was completely out. Wondering if Dan Hurley paid those refs to tweak the guys and get them ready to face Kansas.
Maybe his own personal mandela effect
This could be solved very quickly, even by the person making the claim. Take a few hours and go through the games in question, upstarter. Point us to where it happened.
If I had tape the entire BE tourney from last year, I'd find it. This isn't a case of bad memory either since I clearly described the same thing on this board in March.
The BET, it was pregame
Who said it was a live interview?
That would be you. One page ago. .
I don’t know. Monday was personal. I didn’t think they called it right, I think they called every piece of contact in second half, even if it wasn’t a foul.
I said it was said on live TV. Not a live interview with the ref. It was said by a reporter on live TV. This goes back to my very first post on this where I said the reporter said it.
“Roll model”, heh. Club or kaiser?
Oh OK, so you don't actually have any idea if it was off the record, that's just something you're saying.
You can't seriously be this obtuse.
Who gives a crap whether or not a jersey is tucked? Stupidest thing they get on kids about. Totally meaningless.
Sure, a reporter explictily said on national TV that refs were out to screw UConn and no one wrote any articles about it. Then that same UConn team won the NCAA tournament in dominating fashion and still no one wrote any articles about it. I'm the one who's obtuse.
Yes, since you don't understand the difference between a live interview, an off camera interview, and a report
I guess you missed the UNH game.
Turn on any college basketball game and you'll see that 99% of refs don't care. You don't even have to turn on any game, just watch UConn games from last year and Jordan Hawkins and Tristen Newton played every game with an untucked jersey
When I talk about BE reffing, I don't refer to individual refs or games, but HOW the games are called in the BE. When the biggest stars are neutralized with fouls that aren't called but otherwise would be by refs from other conferences, that makes a big difference.
I think I do. A reporter met with a ref off camera who told the reporter the refs are going to screw Uconn. You claim this was off the record, but of course you don't actually know. The reporter then went on live TV and and said they were told by a ref that the refs were going to screw Uconn. Isn't that what you're saying?
I'd point out that UNH was called for 20 fouls and UConn? 21.
It's unattributed. If it was on the record, he would have said who it was. Do I believe a ref would say such a thing? Yes, of course he would. I have no doubts these guys hold grudges and are out to get Hurley. 100%
That's as clear as day, it's bizarre he's spent a few days arguing about something that never even happened.
