Ed Hightower......

[Indy23]

I cannot understand playing under a different set of rules the last two minutes. Failing to make that call changes the game just as much as making that call changes it.

I guess I'd rather see the players win or lose the game with the clock moving. It's just my opinion. I'm also glad they didn't call any touch fouls on Memphis during the last play of regulation.

[Rosewood]

I cannot understand playing under a different set of rules the last two minutes. Failing to make that call changes the game just as much as making that call changes it.

I guess I'd rather see the players win or lose the game with the clock moving. It's just my opinion. I'm also glad they didn't call any touch fouls on Memphis during the last play of regulation.

This has never made sense to me. If it is a foul, call it. It shouldn't matter what the clock says.

[newshock1234]

I cannot understand playing under a different set of rules the last two minutes. Failing to make that call changes the game just as much as making that call changes it.

I guess I'd rather see the players win or lose the game with the clock moving. It's just my opinion. I'm also glad they didn't call any touch fouls on Memphis during the last play of regulation.

This has never made sense to me. If it is a foul, call it. It shouldn't matter what the clock says.

i agree, and then when a team is down, and they are trying to foul to stop the clock, it seems like the minute he gets touched they will blow the whistle because they are expecting it.

[SubGod22]

I cannot understand playing under a different set of rules the last two minutes. Failing to make that call changes the game just as much as making that call changes it.

I guess I'd rather see the players win or lose the game with the clock moving. It's just my opinion. I'm also glad they didn't call any touch fouls on Memphis during the last play of regulation.

This has never made sense to me. If it is a foul, call it. It shouldn't matter what the clock says.

i agree, and then when a team is down, and they are trying to foul to stop the clock, it seems like the minute he gets touched they will blow the whistle because they are expecting it.

Part of the reason for that is because everyone knows they're trying to foul and you don't want to make them get too physical. You'll notice in games where the officials don't call the slight contact fouls in those situations the fould they do call can cause some problems as they end up being a lot harder than they have to be.