I think the travel was a reasonable call. The foul on Gillis was not...
Purdue v. Minnesota Game Thread
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The ball should have been in Newman's hands, not Sasha's. Sasha didn't have a good game today, and he's not gonna create his own shot...
I actually think it’s the opposite. Gillis’ right heel was over the block/charge arc.
If I saw correctly, Shrewsberry was drawing up the last play. All I’m going to say is that there’s a reason he left the Celtics and the NBA.
the bank was lucky, but Purdue handed them the game. It was close the whole game and no room for trying things you aren't very good doing. How tough it would be not to be heard outside the barn. Two games that don't have room for error of early 3s that shouldn't be taken. The shot selection that was good the first half had no respect when the game was decided. This has been brewing for some time and more and more are starting to grip reality. UNBELIEVABLE...not much better than NW giving it away to IU
Exactly. I don't think there was a foul, but definitely no travel.
He has been great drawing up plays all year and even in this game. The lob to Edey comes to mind.
That’s why the last play was so incredibly odd. Like did we not know how much time was on the clock?
Not sure of the rule,but thought you had to be in the arc? He was on the ball of his foot touching outside the arc, but play smarter in things you can control and that call doesn't beat you
Tre didn't travel for sure. We should've won this game but we will bounce back. The fact that we will get in the tournament with this young roster tells me enough. I love this team and coach....BTFU!
reason they threw long with 7 secs left was to keep them from fouling
The game was lost on Minny seemingly getting all the loose balls and bounces. They then scored on every one of them.
I realize this will not sound objective, but that was really poorly officiated - and we were the victims. I think Painter needs to make sure we are in a position to get a late call vs a bad blocking call and a walk that wasn’t. Izzo, for example, would have been in the ears of those refs all 2H. Painter has never worked the officials with that strategy in mind. You need to fight for your guys, especially when they’re so young.
No reason to lose that one, young team or not.
No reason to lose that one, young team or not.
The rule is if any part of your body is touching/over the arc. That includes a raised heel.
CMP not happy about the calls on the post game interview. Gillis charge or Tre travel was bullsh*t.
You can't control what refs do. But can control NOT SHOOTING behind the arc early in the clock when you don't have to shoot by someone that hasn't shown an ability to shoot well which matches his form. He only needed to do what he can at this time. Conyrol what you can because refs can make bad calls AND teams can make lucky shots
I'll have to look again, but I thought the force of the Minnesota's player may have caused his foot to move back overvthe line. What's the rule if that is the case?
Gillis took that charge all day! But instead 2pts for them
Whenever the opposing team banks in threes near the end of the game, you are in trouble. Unless it’s carsen edwards then we somehow lose.
If that happens then it’s a charge. However, I don’t think that’s how it happened. I’d like to see it again too.
Let's all just pretend Tre didn't get shoved toward the baseline on that move that caused him to be off balance in the paint...
Refs have a split second to make a bad decision, players sometime have a few seconds. Refs never helped and lucky shot, but it shouldn't have come down to that. EVERYONE should have known this would be a tough out and so why would anyone think possessions are not important when in the closing minutes? Missing wasn't the issue THE SHOTS WERE FREE TURNOVERS.
You don’t have a pivot foot on a jump stop, which is what is was. Williams gathered the ball with one foot on the floor, hopped off of it and landed on two, which is a legal jumpstop. But then he reset a foot—travel.
He did and Purdue players can't depend of refs to make the right call AND WHY you tell players to grab the ball when able instead of it going out of bounds and hopeful the ref makes the right call
wrong. you can pivot off a jumpstop on whichever foot you choose first.
If you are up 7 it doesn't matter if they bank a 3 and Purdue should have been up 7 at least
Did he address why his best 3 point shooter in the past month was on the bench at the end down 3?
I looked again, his foot was over the line before contact. I'd say they got this one right.
Had Purdue been up 7 who would be talking about Pitino? Matt saw it and took him out. But it was too late. No mystery here
Big Ten refs are garbage!!
You didn’t see Painter yelling at the refs after that Williams bs travel call? He looked pretty mad!
Shoulda won by 10 but we couldn’t couldn’t buy a 3
