Are you kidding Texas A & M?
If you're Texas A&M tonight, they have nothing to cry about after losing to Memphis in the Sweet 16. They did get the old screw job at the end when the clock read 3.1, with the errorant pass that the zebras somehow thought took 1.1 seconds off the clock.
What the Aggies should be thinking is: why can't we get a defensive rebound?
How many times can you let the opposing team get an offensive rebound with less than 30 seconds left? There had to be at least four putbacks by Memphis at the end until the foul, which shouldn't have even happened. It was as if they were intentionally trying to make it closer or even lose the game, which they obviously succeeded at.
Nothing but sloppy play at the end from Texas A&M is to blame for that big fat L. Memphis steals their 25th straight victory and goes on to play the Ohio State-Tennessee winner.
Memphis 65, Texas A&M 64
What the Aggies should be thinking is: why can't we get a defensive rebound?
How many times can you let the opposing team get an offensive rebound with less than 30 seconds left? There had to be at least four putbacks by Memphis at the end until the foul, which shouldn't have even happened. It was as if they were intentionally trying to make it closer or even lose the game, which they obviously succeeded at.
Nothing but sloppy play at the end from Texas A&M is to blame for that big fat L. Memphis steals their 25th straight victory and goes on to play the Ohio State-Tennessee winner.
Memphis 65, Texas A&M 64
posted by SportsRx at Thursday, March 22, 2007
2 Comments:
While Texas A&M should have rebounded the ball late in the game, I hate it when referees decide the ending. That graze over the chest should not be called at that stage of the game. I'll bet you there were at least 50 instances of contact during the game that were worse than that yet not called.
No doubt, what a totally ridiculous call that was at the end of the game. I bet those refs are cashing their checks today paid by Memphis. First the foul, then the clock.
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