At the initiation of the throw in, Seton Hall had “team control.“ Team control does not necessarily end when the inbound pass is tipped. If Seton hall still had “team control,” and the whistle was inadvertent, the ball would have to go back to Seton Hall, no matter how unfair. If Seton Hall was found not to have had team control when the inadvertent whistle blew, they must go to the arrow (notwithstanding what one of your posters said.). They must have ruled that Seton Hall still had team control at the time of the inadvertent whistle.
SJU got robbed
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What makes ZERO sense is that you are commenting on a play that you didn't even see and taking the word of specific posters.......lol
Reread my post. I didn’t say I didn’t see the play. I said I didn’t see the game and how SJU blew down the stretch. But I saw the highlights and what happened. That makes no sense
You don’t know the rule involved. But you have the opinion. With all thy getting, get knowledge.
It was an “inadvertent whistle” by a ref who anticipated the St Johns player stepping out of bounds. The clock story was damage control. It did start a little late but I’ve seen that happen lots of times.
What was offensive about Pope were the punches he threw at Rutgers ‘ players gonads.
He should have been ejected in vitro.
Mo
You are right it makes no sense because the highlights didn’t show everything. You needed to look at what happened prior. Still stand by what I wrote...lol
To review: Trailing by one with 3.9 seconds left and inbounding along St. John's baseline, Seton Hall appeared to have its inbound pass stolen, which essentially would have iced the win for the Johnnies. But Stephens blew his whistle, thinking the clock hadn't started (it had), and the Pirates got a second chance to inbound the ball.
They made the most of it, as sophomore guard Shavar Reynolds swished a 3-pointer with four-tenths of a second left. The Red Storm (12-1) and their fans have been seeing red since. Seton Hall (10-3) had rallied from 14 points down.
Here is the league's full statement on the matter:
https://www.mycentraljersey.com/sto...2/31/big-east-seton-hall-st-johns/2451880002/
They made the most of it, as sophomore guard Shavar Reynolds swished a 3-pointer with four-tenths of a second left. The Red Storm (12-1) and their fans have been seeing red since. Seton Hall (10-3) had rallied from 14 points down.
Here is the league's full statement on the matter:
https://www.mycentraljersey.com/sto...2/31/big-east-seton-hall-st-johns/2451880002/
T-rank currently gives them a 6% chance of winning the league outright and an additional 7% chance of sharing the conference title and a predicted 10-8 record. KenPom also predicts them to go 10-8 in conference play.
St. John’s administers a Rutgers-like beatdown on #16 Marquette. It was a pleasure to key in this thread entry.
https://www.wrn.com/2019/01/marquette-drops-big-east-opener-4/
https://www.wrn.com/2019/01/marquette-drops-big-east-opener-4/
