TCU-Arizona

bac2therac

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Jul 30, 2001
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Could you imagine Arizona winning the game on a dunk as the horn sounded after bumping and fouling the TCU player midcourt

Would have been most controversial play in history
 

bac2therac

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Jul 30, 2001
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A rare game of high level basketball from todays games

Horned Frogs played so well and almost got it in regulation but Arizona deserved this. They made so many shots when it mattered
 
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ScarletDave

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Oct 7, 2010
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TCU couldn’t get a rebound when it mattered, 6 ORB for Arizona on the last 2 possessions. They also played horrible D to give up the tying-3 with 12 secs left, and the ran no play to get the winning shot. Arizona deserved it
 

RU848789

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Jul 27, 2001
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Could you imagine Arizona winning the game on a dunk as the horn sounded after bumping and fouling the TCU player midcourt

Would have been most controversial play in history
Was a great game, but AZ got very lucky a foul wasn't called on that play with about 4 seconds left, as TCU was in the double bonus and would likely have made at least 1, leaving AZ very little time left to score.
 

Plum Street

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Jun 21, 2009
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A rare game of high level basketball from todays games

Horned Frogs played so well and almost got it in regulation but Arizona deserved this. They made so many shots when it mattered
No way TCU was hosed . That was a foul end of regulation. . And if it wasn’t a foul, it was a backcourt violation. Nothing was called. It was a foul though.
 
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