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Maryland vs. Butler, 3/17


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SG can say what he wants about us complaining about the refs, but that was an awful call and basically cost us a chance to win the game.

It was absolutely an awful call. You guys have the right to complain about it.

However, ask Vazquez and Ibewke why you lost....Free throws.

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I agree that this is the key.

Yes, it was an absolutely BS call under the basket on DJ, but if they do better than 7 for 15 at the line, that call doesn't likely matter.

Having said that, the officiating in this game left a lot to be desired on both sides.

Ask Duke how FT shooting can kill you.

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I agree that this is the key.

Yes, it was an absolutely BS call under the basket on DJ, but if they do better than 7 for 15 at the line, that call doesn't likely matter.

Having said that, the officiating in this game left a lot to be desired on both sides.

I agree with everything here...but no doubt there was ticky tack fouls all throughout this game. No way in hell do you call a charge on that play, not in that situation, and not on that flimsy of a "charge".
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It was absolutely an awful call. You guys have the right to complain about it.

However, ask Vazquez and Ibewke why you lost....Free throws.

Yeah, the FT shooting killed us, but even with that, we'd have a decent shot at winning if the correct call was made in that situation.

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Yeah, the FT shooting killed us, but even with that, we'd have a decent shot at winning if the correct call was made in that situation.

I agree MWeb...It was a terrible call.

That being said, MD played right into the hands of Butler and that, combined with the poor FT shooting, is why they lost.

Funny how MD and Duke lost their games and it was because of the exact same thing...Let the smaller, less talented team dictate pace and then you miss FTs. It will kill you everytime.

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