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bcdawg04



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PostPosted: 04/05/24 8:50 pm    ::: "series of missteps during the women's NCAA tournament' Reply Reply with quote

The women's NCAA Tournament is having a big moment that has also been marred by missteps

I'm surprised there is no chatter here yet about the debacle with the court in Portland:

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The biggest lapse was the two different 3-point lines on the floor in Portland. One side’s arc was about 9 inches short of regulation at its apex, a mistake by the contractor that makes the courts used throughout March Madness.


Also mentioned: Utah's experience in Idaho after being forced to stay 30+ miles out, the referee getting pulled at halftime of the Chattanooga-NC State game, and the officials' miscommunication with Hidalgo regarding her nose piercing. Teams are apparently not a fan of the super regional format.

It's nice to see one article taking the NCAA to task for these issues. This has been a great tournament, and the players deserve better.


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PostPosted: 04/05/24 9:37 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

Press conference on a loading dock was disrespectful.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/caitlin-clark-loading-dock-press-conference-ncaa_n_66107ebce4b056f720580f40/amp


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PostPosted: 04/05/24 10:59 pm    ::: Re: "series of missteps during the women's NCAA tournam Reply Reply with quote

bcdawg04 wrote:
The women's NCAA Tournament is having a big moment that has also been marred by missteps

I'm surprised there is no chatter here yet about the debacle with the court in Portland:


Quote:
The biggest lapse was the two different 3-point lines on the floor in Portland. One side’s arc was about 9 inches short of regulation at its apex, a mistake by the contractor that makes the courts used throughout March Madness.


Also mentioned: Utah's experience in Idaho after being forced to stay 30+ miles out, the referee getting pulled at halftime of the Chattanooga-NC State game, and the officials' miscommunication with Hidalgo regarding her nose piercing. Teams are apparently not a fan of the super regional format.

It's nice to see one article taking the NCAA to task for these issues. This has been a great tournament, and the players deserve better.


It was discussed a little here:

http://boards.rebkell.net/viewtopic.php?t=103786



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PostPosted: 04/05/24 11:23 pm    ::: Re: "series of missteps during the women's NCAA tournam Reply Reply with quote

bcdawg04 wrote:
It's nice to see one article taking the NCAA to task for these issues. This has been a great tournament, and the players deserve better.

I wonder if the number of viewers for the UConn-Iowa game will put a spotlight and pressure on the need for better officiating (we would never see that call made in a men's game).


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PostPosted: 04/05/24 11:45 pm    ::: Re: "series of missteps during the women's NCAA tournam Reply Reply with quote

singinerd54 wrote:
bcdawg04 wrote:
It's nice to see one article taking the NCAA to task for these issues. This has been a great tournament, and the players deserve better.

I wonder if the number of viewers for the UConn-Iowa game will put a spotlight and pressure on the need for better officiating (we would never see that call made in a men's game).


It should be seen in a men's game. This is one that the ref got right.

This whole notion of "let the players decide the game, not the refs" is a huge, stinking pile of BS.

Why should an illegal screen by Edwards be allowed to possibly decide the game?? If we're going to allow one team to not play by the rules, why play the game???



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PostPosted: 04/06/24 1:22 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

By not making the call, that would also be the refs deciding a game....unless you want to make a rule that the refs are not allowed to make any calls in the last 2 minutes....just make it a free for all! Everybody just don their boxing gloves and see what happens. Laughing


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PostPosted: 04/06/24 9:07 pm    ::: Reply Reply with quote

I'd be satisfied if the refs had called the last 5 seconds the same as they called the first 39'55" of the game.
If the refs would have been remiss if they didn't call the violation with :05 left, then it would only have been the 50th or so time in the game where they had been remiss.


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