I remember someone posted last week about someone needing to run Crean over for always being out on the floor. Somehow it happened.
Crean getting ran over
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Clearly the Michigan player should have been called for a charge, especially since the game was in Assembly Hall.
was Haas there? Even if he was watching it should have been on him. He's just so big.
Why wasn't Crean called for a technical? He was on the floor outside of the coaching box during live play.
The most baffling part is that he looks up at Wagner like he wants to fist fight him. Good God, that man is an overgrown child
While I am not at all partial to Crean, the answer to your question looks to me to be that from the video view he was in the box before contact was made.
ya...this was all wagner. Crean was actually where he was supposed to be for once.
Knocking Crean down should unofficially become the next B1G targeting pastime. Can we get a sixpack for the next player in each game to get him?
Crean is getting deservedly run over, but it is by the IU fanbase, not Mo Wagner. Wagner fell out of bounds after shooting a three, got up, and took off sprinting down the IU sideline without noticing Crean was on the sideline out of bounds.
The IU fanbase? They see where Crean is, and are looking to run him over (and out) wherever he happens to be standing.
Not sure if we're getting Hoiberg, Donovan, Holtman, Mack, etc, etc... or some wildcard without name recognition, but it's looking like we are not getting Tom Crean for next year.
The IU fanbase? They see where Crean is, and are looking to run him over (and out) wherever he happens to be standing.
Not sure if we're getting Hoiberg, Donovan, Holtman, Mack, etc, etc... or some wildcard without name recognition, but it's looking like we are not getting Tom Crean for next year.
Maybe Wagner assumed Bozo Boy was in the middle of the court like usual, and thought it would be safer to run thru the normally vacant coaching box?
Whenever I see "clapper" pacing and clapping I'm reminded of John Wooden's quote that fits perfectly: "Don't mistake activity with achievement."
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