Guess the %s
49.2% 47.4% 53.8%
44.3% 43.8% 85.7%
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29-59 9-19 7-13
27-61 7-16 18-21
49.2% 47.4% 53.8%
44.3% 43.8% 85.7%
Does this help...
29-59 9-19 7-13
27-61 7-16 18-21
Knew that the Heels were not going to get calls when they called that BS offensive foul on Berry in the first half. That set the tone. These refs are awful because they are SO inconsistent. Guys get mauled and pushed and bodied they call nothing. Guy gets brushed lightly going to the basket and the whistle blows.FT and officiating, plain and simple we did get hosed honestly but whatever got to find a way to fight through that at times.
Are you even a UNC fan? He is putting 3 point shooters on the floor hoping they can hit to tie the game up to go to OT.
It's just NEVER going to work out for us, when we only shoot 13 FTs in a game, and Berry, Jackson, and Paige take 6 combined. We had to find a way to attack the rim more. Though, to be fair, an early time when Berry drove even on an angle he got a BS charge call. So today, what can you do? The officials sure weren't going to call anything on them on the inside...or for hand checking on the perimeter.FT and officiating, plain and simple we did get hosed honestly but whatever got to find a way to fight through that at times.
The refs weren't the problem. Every play I rewound they got right. Sure, a few of the calls could have gone differently but most were called the way they should have been.
The only one that really ticked me off was the out of bounds play where they went to the monitor to see that it went off our guy. But that same replay showed a clear foul dislodged the ball (which then went off our guy). I suspect that you aren't allowed to call the foul on the replay, so that sucked.
What game did you watch, dude?The refs weren't the problem. Every play I rewound they got right. Sure, a few of the calls could have gone differently but most were called the way they should have been.
The only one that really ticked me off was the out of bounds play where they went to the monitor to see that it went off our guy. But that same replay showed a clear foul dislodged the ball (which then went off our guy). I suspect that you aren't allowed to call the foul on the replay, so that sucked.
No one is delusional. The reason you're chastised is because your presence is only made when the team loses. If you don't understand the correlation, that's your problem.Don't tell the fan boys that the officiating was pretty decent. They see what they want to see.
I think he meant mauled foul wise , maybe you need to chill.We are losing by freaking 7. That isn't mauled. Go away. Seriously. Our fan base needs so many less fans of your type.
I expected this loss. They turned it over too much and missed too many FT's, period.
Congrats, fan boy of the Heels losing. If you say you don't enjoy seeing the Heels lose so you can spend the next few days trashing every aspect of this current program, you are lying.Don't tell the fan boys that the officiating was pretty decent. They see what they want to see.
I just don't let my fandom interfere with my vision.What game did you watch, dude?
Good rational post, WWJD. On a gameday set, at home, with lets just call it at least slightly favorable regarding how UVA likes the game called vs. us..... we just have little room for error.The good news about this loss is that we were actually clawing back the whole final quarter. Virginia was too good to let us snatch the victory, but we were playing hard and got it down to 1 possession near the end (after Marcus's trey).
Here's the thing that we should pay attention to: That's the first loss this season that we didn't fade in the 4th quarter. At least I think that's true. I haven't seen the quarterly numbers for this game yet. But we definitely faded in all our other losses this season.
It's hard to claim that we've finally fixed that problem just based on 1 game - especially since we didn't win. But not fading against tough competition is very important for this team and just might be more important than the win for how the rest of the season will go.
Why does it seem that a lot of you guys complain about reffing when we lose? Why not complain about our lack of a great shooter and our lack of toughness and our terrible substitution patterns?
AMEN. Exact perfect rotation notes. Couldn't agree more.Obviously, this team needs Marcus to come close to resembling his former self on offense. But there are other issues that we all are aware of. The game got tied with Hicks in the game, and playing well. Then Roy decides to insert Meeks for Hicks along with putting Britt and Pinson in the game. I like Pinsons hustle, but in games against good teams his contributions is lacking. He immediately gives up a wife open 3 to Brogdon, then commits a careless turnover, followed by a foul. At that point the lead is at 7, and growing. Then I look and see Maye coming into the game. Now I am all for building depth, but you are playing the number 3 team in the country, and it is the time of year to trim the rotation instead of expanding. Of course Maye then commences to step over the end line and commit a grade school turnover. At this point I start Brice and Hicks. Sub Meeks for both of them just to give each a moments rest around TV timeouts. Jackson at the three, spelled by Pinson as little as possible. Paige and Berry, spelled by Britt. And that is it. Against top flight competition James and May don't need to sniff the court unless serious fold trouble unfolds.
Or against Miami?I don't recall Maye playing any against NCSU. Did he?
I had to listen to the NCSU game on Tar Heel radio. I don't recall his name ever being called.Or against Miami?
No he didn't, and neither did Kenny, and James only got 2 minutes I believe. Which, is fairly confusing considering we had the lead for the majority of the NCSU game, and we trailed for the majority of the UVA game - wouldn't you be more prone to playing your backups in a game you had the lead in as opposed to one where you were playing catch up for the whole game? I think if Roy wanted to win this game as much as he wanted to win the NCSU game, he would have been less likely to make those decisions.I don't recall Maye playing any against NCSU. Did he?
I don't recall Maye playing any against NCSU. Did he?
Zero against NCSU, 1 minute against Miami (which was a slaughter, so he certainly could have played more)Or against Miami?
Obviously, this team needs Marcus to come close to resembling his former self on offense. But there are other issues that we all are aware of. The game got tied with Hicks in the game, and playing well. Then Roy decides to insert Meeks for Hicks along with putting Britt and Pinson in the game. I like Pinsons hustle, but in games against good teams his contributions is lacking. He immediately gives up a wife open 3 to Brogdon, then commits a careless turnover, followed by a foul. At that point the lead is at 7, and growing. Then I look and see Maye coming into the game. Now I am all for building depth, but you are playing the number 3 team in the country, and it is the time of year to trim the rotation instead of expanding. Of course Maye then commences to step over the end line and commit a grade school turnover. At this point I start Brice and Hicks. Sub Meeks for both of them just to give each a moments rest around TV timeouts. Jackson at the three, spelled by Pinson as little as possible. Paige and Berry, spelled by Britt. And that is it. Against top flight competition James and May don't need to sniff the court unless serious fold trouble unfolds.