George
Banned
Steve Brown is staking him out while Hayward showers.
Also, I think Hayward is going to have to sit out until he meets with the Bishop---even a non-lip reader could see what he said just after Al grabbed him.
Link PLS!!!
Steve Brown is staking him out while Hayward showers.
Also, I think Hayward is going to have to sit out until he meets with the Bishop---even a non-lip reader could see what he said just after Al grabbed him.
How can anyone deny Corbin is ****ing with our future?
-Earl Watson 31 minutes? Really? On what planet does Mr. Corbin live?
2 pts, 5 dimes? Sorry that's weak sauce.
-Kanter 11 minutes? 6 pts, 3 boards 50% shooting.
Is this how we develope our #3 pick?
-Favors 18 mother ****ing minutes? How are we not marching in the streets. He's a 3rd year player, where is his time?
- Marvin again with 26 minutes!!!!!!! 6 points....
If Burks has those turnovers at the end of the game he is crucified here, and Corbin gives him a DNP the next game.
Speaking of Burks he got how many minutes again....?
How can anyone deny Corbin is ****ing with our future?
-Earl Watson 31 minutes? Really? On what planet does Mr. Corbin live?
2 pts, 5 dimes? Sorry that's weak sauce.
-Kanter 11 minutes? 6 pts, 3 boards 50% shooting.
Is this how we develope our #3 pick?
-Favors 18 mother ****ing minutes? How are we not marching in the streets. He's a 3rd year player, where is his time?
- Marvin again with 26 minutes!!!!!!! 6 points....
If Burks has those turnovers at the end of the game he is crucified here, and Corbin gives him a DNP the next game.
Speaking of Burks he got how many minutes again....?
I wish the NBA would spell out their rules a little better, but the way I read them the refs actually got the backboard play right:
https://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_4.html
c. Five sides of the backboard (front, two sides, bottom and top) are considered in play when contacted by the basketball. The back of the backboard and the area directly behind it are out-of-bounds.
If you're making the argument that it's a turnover, here would be your best chance per the rules:
https://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_8.html
f. A throw-in which touches the floor, or any object on or outside the boundary line, or touches anything above the playing surface is a violation. The ball must be thrown directly inbounds.
However, if the bottom of the backboard is considered in play, I'm guessing it's part of the "playing surface," thus making it legal to throw the ball off the bottom or side of the backboard. Though to me it wouldn't kill the NBA to directly spell this rule out.