Originally Posted by jack72
If you let them play and not call all the fouls, which do each official let go and which do they call?
BTW the flagrant call on the big kid was a flagrant call by definition. They can change the rule, but to what standard? Can they say a flagrant must be on purpose. How could a ref judge that to anyone's satisfaction.
The bad call on the flagrant play was the foul on the UNC kid. He never touched the Zag.
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So why no flagrant foul when Karnowski got hit in face and poked in the eye the game before? Wasn't even considered, yet was very clear. If you are going to go "by definition", then it needs to be consistent. Players get hit in the head/face every game by accident. Rarely called.
In this case - UNC missed both free throws, so it didn't impact the outcome. I think a few phantom foul calls on Collins were more important to the outcome.
