That play could have ended a player's life if he flips and lands on his head.That dude should never play another game in CBB. If the NCAA would grow a pair and bring the hammer down on that kind of crap then it will stop. A play like that could easily end a players career.
Should be kicked off the team, that’s malicious intent. Duke got Grayson Allen’d and nobody deserves that.Should’ve been ejected
Moore stripped the ball from him to start that breakawaythere was something going on prior to the play to cause that.
Yea exactly so much for that “brotherhood”.. the team is soft.I can't believe the Duke team didn't attack the kid after that.
Your correct sir. In fact their could have been a charge on the play. Plus the Duke player tried to trip the defender.Looked clean to me
I prefer karma on K rather than a college kid....if ya gotta pick your karma.After K let Allen trip people for 3 years, allowed Banchero to play right after a DUI, and all his other BS the last 40+ yrs, I take no issues here with it being Duke on the receiving end. Karma can be a *****.
Yeah it was.Didn’t watch but wasn’t it a Dukie that busted the UNC’s guy’s face (name escapes me but their best player) Hansborough maybe.
Probably notEven Grayson Allen thinks that’s dirty.
Duke player lands on his head and he’d have more to worry about than his playing career.That dude should never play another game in CBB. If the NCAA would grow a pair and bring the hammer down on that kind of crap then it will stop. A play like that could easily end a players career.
Silly comparison. Rugby has harder hits. These guys weren't playing football or rugby, they were playing basketball.Thank Goodness he wasn't hurt. Definitely should be punished but saying he attempted to kill him a little extreme. Football way more collisions, body is just covered up. No blood, no broken bones, maybe a bruise. No way I condone this but...
Oh you're rightSilly comparison. Rugby has harder hits. These guys weren't playing football or rugby, they were playing basketball.
That was my biggest takeaway. Kinda surprised me. Oscar would of broke that dude in half if it was one of our guardsI can't believe the Duke team didn't attack the kid after that.
They used to call them that way, it was treated it as a technical foul. I'm not sure when or why that was changed, maybe it was when flagrants were introduced.I am always scared to death when our guys have those breakaway situations. Any foul from behind on those plays should automatically be two and the ball.
Laimbeer was a total chooch.It's bad today but back in the day Bill Laimbeer had 3 of those a game.
You, petulantly halting play and demanding acknowledgement after you barely got fouled at the local rec league while going up for a layup:Nothing wrong with making them earn it, just not allowing an easy dunk or layup.
It was a charge.Only if Duke was the team that fouled.
That explains it. I always thought Rex was in the trans process.Reminds me of the fall Rex took where he broke his transverse process. It wasn’t a dirty play like that but it was a similar fall. I think it was against LSU but that was along time ago
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