2022-2023 NCAA Basketball Thread Basketball • Page 284

I’ll have to look into the specific interpretation more that you sent, but it sounds to me like it’s probably moving in the NBA direction as it relates to some player control fouls, more specifically, the block/charge. In most levels of basketball the defender can obtain legal guarding position and be moving, thus having a charge. The NBA makes it more clear that defender has to have obtained legal guarding position and not be moving. My guess without knowing too much is the college game is slowly moving closer to the NBA interpretation.

 

Bucky!!

 

This Buffs team is going to get demolished by Kansas in two weeks

 

Can't believe Hall is playing the longhorns tonight. Man I wish this was a road game, I'd be there in a heartbeat. So its blue colors and going to a UT bar to get yelled at (my favorite)

 

Very much enjoyed that Hall game.

 

so uh Rutgers just beat Purdue lmao

 

Fucking wild finish

 

Sunday is gonna be wild at The Rock. Go Hall!

 

For anyone that thinks Willard isn't doing a great job.... this is the most consistent run of solid hall teams since I've been alive.

He just has to find a way to make it to sweet 16 once (2020 )

 

You love to see it

 

Notre dame beat Kentucky with 4 points in the last like 15 seconds to win 66-62. But I’m sure Kentucky could care less with what happened down in Kentucky last night with all the storms

 

No idea how we don’t foul after the TyTy miss. And Grady was wide open for a 3 on Kentucky’s last drive.

But yea, there’s more important things.

 

lol Nova SUCKS

 

Baylor's defense is insanely good; however, some of Nova's misses have been inexplicable.

 

Wtf at that Nova score

 

embarrassing.

 

Villanova sucks.

 

Would be nice if half of Seton Hall's team wasn't unvaccinated.

 

Well, we’ve seen this film before.

 

it's gonna keep happening with how careless they've been

 

Apparently most of Memphis’s team was at a party last night. Penny, wyd

 

Man I was really looking forward to this game too.

EDIT:

 

Kind of relieved the Kansas/Colorado game was cancelled. I'm not convinced this team is ready for that kind of challenge.

 

Tennessee/Arizona will hopefully be better than Tennessee/Texas Tech.