Games of Interest (2015-16 Edition)

[HenryMuto]

Class A Unsporting Technical Infractions

Art. 1. A player or substitute committing an unsportsmanlike act including, but not limited to, the following:

Disrespectfully addressing an official or gesturing in such a manner as to indicate resentment.
Using profanity or vulgarity; taunting, baiting or ridiculing another player or bench personnel; or pointing a finger at or making obscene gestures toward another player or bench personnel.
Inciting undesirable crowd reaction.
Contacting an opponent, while the ball is dead, in an unnecessary, unacceptable and excessive manner.
Flagrantly (severe or extreme) contacting an opponent while the ball is dead.
A flagrant noncontact infraction that involves extreme, sometimes persistent, vulgar, abusive conduct when the ball is dead or live.
Participating after having been disqualified (noncontact flagrant 2 technical).
Leaving the playing court and going into the stands when a fight may break out or has broken out (flagrant noncontact infraction).
Fighting as in Rule 10-5.
Disrespectfully contacting an official

[DUShock]

Bradley can't get a shot to fall, lots of 'in and out' shots for the Braves.

[DUShock]

Drake up 50-43 12:04 to play

[Cdizzle]

Class A Unsporting Technical Infractions

Art. 1. A player or substitute committing an unsportsmanlike act including, but not limited to, the following:

Disrespectfully addressing an official or gesturing in such a manner as to indicate resentment.
Using profanity or vulgarity; taunting, baiting or ridiculing another player or bench personnel; or pointing a finger at or making obscene gestures toward another player or bench personnel.
Inciting undesirable crowd reaction.
Contacting an opponent, while the ball is dead, in an unnecessary, unacceptable and excessive manner.
Flagrantly (severe or extreme) contacting an opponent while the ball is dead.
A flagrant noncontact infraction that involves extreme, sometimes persistent, vulgar, abusive conduct when the ball is dead or live.
Participating after having been disqualified (noncontact flagrant 2 technical).
Leaving the playing court and going into the stands when a fight may break out or has broken out (flagrant noncontact infraction).
Fighting as in Rule 10-5.
Disrespectfully contacting an official

That's called a 'T' 100 times out of 100 by every official in the country. Every player on the Kentucky team knew it the moment it happened, as evidenced by their reactions.

[shoxilla]

he just did an endzone celebration spike and unfortunately was not playing football (still BS call)

[shoxilla]

Just heard Lunardi say TxTech could lose to OSU, if not too badly, and still make the tournament.
Just kill me now....

[Cdizzle]

And for any worried about UK getting the short end of the technical stick, you might replay the 10 seconds after Lee was called for a travel. It involved yelling "that's bulls#!+" directly at a ref. Sooooooo....

[ShockTalk]

Spiking the ball (it was over head high) is most likely considered taunting. but you will notice: Art. 1. A player or substitute committing an unsportsmanlike act including, but not limited to, the following.

[DUShock]

Bradley playing hard and not going away. The Braves have cut the lead to 4 and they have missed 5 of their last 5 free throws. Drake just threw the ball away on an inbound. 61-59 Drake 4:40 to play.

[Cdizzle]

The Braves have cut the lead to 4 and they have missed 5 of their last 5 free throws. Drake just threw the ball away on an inbound. 61-59 Drake 4:40 to play.

Every thing about that description sounds like what one would expect in a Bradley/Drake shootout, er matchup, errr slapfight.

[wusphlash]

Bradley gets close then does something very freshmanlike. Go figure.

[newshock1234]

Seems like punishment if your watching drake vs Bradley

[DUShock]

Bradley got jobbed on a traveling non-call that flowed into a phantom foul.

[WSUwatcher]

That's called a 'T' 100 times out of 100 by every official in the country. Every player on the Kentucky team knew it the moment it happened, as evidenced by their reactions.

Not sure about 100 out of 100, but you're probably close. Maybe Aussie refs have more common sense, or maybe they're a little more lax because they're numb after watching Australian Rules Football.

By the way, I wasn't watching except for the last few minutes that happened to coincide with working on dinner, but was Reed Arena that quiet all game? Is it always that quiet, Ricky? I know it's an unfamiliar sport (i.e., not football) and all, but still...

[ShockTalk]

GA Tech comes from behind to beat ND.