The oscar Technical

[meow meow]

1/3/17: It doesn't matter that it's the end of the game, that's a blatant violation of the rules of basketball!

1/10/17: It doesn't matter that it was a blatant violation of the rules of basketball, you don't make that call at the end of the game!

haha, nice

[pissclams]

1/3/17: It doesn't matter that it's the end of the game, that's a blatant violation of the rules of basketball!

1/10/17: It doesn't matter that it was a blatant violation of the rules of basketball, you don't make that call at the end of the game!

well that just about finishes up this thread

[MakeItRain]

1/3/17: It doesn't matter that it's the end of the game, that's a blatant violation of the rules of basketball!

1/10/17: It doesn't matter that it was a blatant violation of the rules of basketball, you don't make that call at the end of the game!

I'd be interested to know what blatant rule oscar violated and what the rule states the penalty for the violation is supposed to be. This shouldn't be difficult for a documented genius.

[BIG APPLE CAT]

Things have really been tense between MIR and Spracne ever since Spracne accused MIR of not having any friends that are public defenders

[sys]

I'd be interested to know what blatant rule oscar violated and what the rule states the penalty for the violation is supposed to be. This shouldn't be difficult for a documented genius.

coach outside the coaching box.  technical foul.

[420seriouscat69]

I'd be interested to know what blatant rule oscar violated and what the rule states the penalty for the violation is supposed to be. This shouldn't be difficult for a documented genius.

coach outside the coaching box.  technical foul.

Where's Beard's then? Check the 21 second mark until the 26 second mark. http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/game?gameId=400916208

[420seriouscat69]

Pause it at 22. He's practically blocking the official on the way down.

[sys]

they should call it much more.  if they did, it would stop in about 3 days and they'd never have to call it again.

[hatingfrancisco]

they should call it much more.  if they did, it would stop in about 3 days and they'd never have to call it again.

Agreed, this chicanery must finally stop and then maybe we can finally get back to playing basketball the way Lambert Will intended.

[pissclams]

Things have really been tense between MIR and Spracne ever since Spracne accused MIR of not having any friends that are public defenders

lol

[MakeItRain]

I'd be interested to know what blatant rule oscar violated and what the rule states the penalty for the violation is supposed to be. This shouldn't be difficult for a documented genius.

coach outside the coaching box.  technical foul.

Not an automatic technical foul

[sys]

most fouls aren't.

[MakeItRain]

most fouls aren't.

Yeah, agreed but by rule every time a ball handler takes four steps it is a traveling violation punishable by immediate loss of possession; the point I was making to the genius in regard to his brilliant foolproof post.

[deputy dawg]

I thought Oscar said something to the officials that hacked them off.  In my mind, I was imagining a Ned Flanders swear in Oscar's squeaky voice.  It made sense after I looked at it that way.

[sys]

Yeah, agreed but by rule every time a ball handler takes four steps it is a traveling violation punishable by immediate loss of possession; the point I was making to the genius in regard to his brilliant foolproof post.

yeah, it's a completely different situation.  his wording was cleverly done, though.

[meow meow]

Yeah, agreed but by rule every time a ball handler takes four steps it is a traveling violation punishable by immediate loss of possession; the point I was making to the genius in regard to his brilliant foolproof post.

yeah, it's a completely different situation.  his wording was cleverly done, though.

which is what made it a good post, but some people don't appreciate that and need to be right about these serious subjects

[Bill Clarahan]

I go to a few WSU games and watched them play Loyola last night. Watching Marshall coach is a treat, because he knows how to coach but he also works the officials so well, he'll plead and bitch and chew and then when he knows they've had enough he'll go out on the court at a timeout and schmooz them up with his hand on their shoulder.

oscar on the other hand couldn't schmooz a stump broke heifer, he just yells or gives them that stupid mouth breathing look and it gets old.  I don't blame the official one bit for T'ing him up for being at the free throw line.

[Asteriskhead]

Spracne made a great post.

I'd be interested to know what blatant rule oscar violated and what the rule states the penalty for the violation is supposed to be. This shouldn't be difficult for a documented genius.

coach outside the coaching box.  technical foul.

This post made me think of that shitty, animated Adam Sandler movie.

[pissclams]

oscar on the other hand couldn't schmooz a stump broke heifer

Bill Clarahan
agricultural related person

[Gooch]

I go to a few WSU games and watched them play Loyola last night. Watching Marshall coach is a treat, because he knows how to coach but he also works the officials so well, he'll plead and bitch and chew and then when he knows they've had enough he'll go out on the court at a timeout and schmooz them up with his hand on their shoulder.

oscar on the other hand couldn't schmooz a stump broke heifer, he just yells or gives them that stupid mouth breathing look and it gets old.  I don't blame the official one bit for T'ing him up for being at the free throw line.

What in the world?

[KST8FAN]

I go to a few WSU games and watched them play Loyola last night. Watching Marshall coach is a treat, because he knows how to coach but he also works the officials so well, he'll plead and bitch and chew and then when he knows they've had enough he'll go out on the court at a timeout and schmooz them up with his hand on their shoulder.

oscar on the other hand couldn't schmooz a stump broke heifer, he just yells or gives them that stupid mouth breathing look and it gets old.  I don't blame the official one bit for T'ing him up for being at the free throw line.

What in the world?

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[Bill Clarahan]

I go to a few WSU games and watched them play Loyola last night. Watching Marshall coach is a treat, because he knows how to coach but he also works the officials so well, he'll plead and bitch and chew and then when he knows they've had enough he'll go out on the court at a timeout and schmooz them up with his hand on their shoulder.

oscar on the other hand couldn't schmooz a stump broke heifer, he just yells or gives them that stupid mouth breathing look and it gets old.  I don't blame the official one bit for T'ing him up for being at the free throw line.

What in the world?

I'm sure you get the picture, oscar's girl friend of another species

[0.42]

“I don’t know what the technical was called for. I thought that The Flush got fouled, and I raised up my hands. Maybe that was a little out there on the court, but it’s the end of the game. It’s emotional. I don’t cuss. I don’t cuss at the officials. I treat them right. Everyone tells me that I am professional, but I don’t know if that does any good. Maybe I should try the other way.”

oscar Weber is....THE RENEGADE

[Mikeyis4dcats]

I think it's pretty clear from here that it wasn't called bacuse of floor position.  It was called on a dead ball, well after the play.    Could they have called it for "obstructing" the official along the sideleine?   If so, THAT official should be the one to call it.

http://www.espn.com/video/clip?id=18448980

[catastrophe]

1/3/17: It doesn't matter that it's the end of the game, that's a blatant violation of the rules of basketball!

1/10/17: It doesn't matter that it was a blatant violation of the rules of basketball, you don't make that call at the end of the game!

Lord help us if we ever complain about refs not calling a rough ridin' technical foul to help us out at the end.