3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:19 pm

The only thing more annoying than complaining about refs when they don't suck is defending them when they do suck. Get off their jock, they aren't calling you back for a second date either way.

Aggie formerly in Hawaii wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:23 pm

3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:19 pm

The only thing more annoying than complaining about refs when they don't suck is defending them when they do suck. Get off their jock, they aren't calling you back for a second date either way.

Lol it is a 31 point game. Sometimes you just get your (I can't express myself without swearing) kicked, but if whining makes you feel better, have at it.

Elkaggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:19 pm

Such soft fouls against Fish

SaintAggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:10 pm

Imakeitrain wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:49 pm

We aren’t playing well enough to complain about calls

Entire team on the bench because of soft refs and we get "it's NoT tHE ReFS FaULt"

Imakeitrain wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:31 pm

SaintAggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:10 pm

Imakeitrain wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:49 pm

We aren’t playing well enough to complain about calls

Entire team on the bench because of soft refs and we get "it's NoT tHE ReFS FaULt"

I agree there were bad calls. But that doesn’t explain a blowout.

ronburgandee wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:13 pm

I think the refs have been fine. Sometimes other teams are just better.

Elkaggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:19 pm

Such soft fouls against Fish

ronburgandee wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:13 pm

I think the refs have been fine. Sometimes other teams are just better.

Aggie84025 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:36 pm

The refs were not great but had no bearing on the game. Purdue is just a damn good team.

Aggie formerly in Hawaii wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:23 pm

3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:19 pm

The only thing more annoying than complaining about refs when they don't suck is defending them when they do suck. Get off their jock, they aren't calling you back for a second date either way.

Lol it is a 31 point game. Sometimes you just get your (I can't express myself without swearing) kicked, but if whining makes you feel better, have at it.

FloridaAggie13 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:58 pm

Aggie formerly in Hawaii wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:23 pm

3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 2:19 pm

The only thing more annoying than complaining about refs when they don't suck is defending them when they do suck. Get off their jock, they aren't calling you back for a second date either way.

Lol it is a 31 point game. Sometimes you just get your (I can't express myself without swearing) kicked, but if whining makes you feel better, have at it.

Game was even until we had to go to our 9th player on the bench with 8 minutes left in the first half because we were in foul trouble at the FIVE minute mark of the game.

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

calaggie wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:54 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Why do you care, boilerdouchebag? Don’t you have another fan base to whine to?

trevordude wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Im glad you thought about little old USU during your teams historic season. Don't try to be too happy. You remind me of a Purdue alum I used to work with. Smart engineer. Whined about his kids, his wife, his salary, his job, a joy to work with.

On a hunch, I looked up the leading free throw shooter by attempts in the country. Huh, Edey. I don't think fouls on Edey were a major reason USU lost to Purdue. I do think Edey gets a favorable whistle, and it's to be expected.

https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-baske ... -attempted

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:07 pm

trevordude wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Im glad you thought about little old USU during your teams historic season. Don't try to be too happy. You remind me of a Purdue alum I used to work with. Smart engineer. Whined about his kids, his wife, his salary, his job, a joy to work with.

On a hunch, I looked up the leading free throw shooter by attempts in the country. Huh, Edey. I don't think fouls on Edey were a major reason USU lost to Purdue. I do think Edey gets a favorable whistle, and it's to be expected.

https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-baske ... -attempted

Of course he leads the nation in fouls. He’s 7’4” 300 stooge. You can’t stop him with legal post defense. You know how you stop or slow him? How FDU did. You bracket him with two guys. Except unlike last year, Purdue has the shooters to break a 3 on 4 defense.

You know that’s how you slow him … outside of getting David Robinson as your own center. But you don’t want to play 3 on 4, so you’re hoping you can play as physical as possible and that the refs don’t call them all. Then when they do call them, you’re flabbergasted lol.

Imagine this.. when your guy had two arms and a body in his back pushing and it’s only allowed cause he’s big, imagine if he could turn around and put his two hands on your guy and shove him as hard as he could. Would you really like no whistles then (I can't express myself without swearing) for brains?

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:07 pm

trevordude wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Im glad you thought about little old USU during your teams historic season. Don't try to be too happy. You remind me of a Purdue alum I used to work with. Smart engineer. Whined about his kids, his wife, his salary, his job, a joy to work with.

On a hunch, I looked up the leading free throw shooter by attempts in the country. Huh, Edey. I don't think fouls on Edey were a major reason USU lost to Purdue. I do think Edey gets a favorable whistle, and it's to be expected.

https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-baske ... -attempted

Of course he leads the nation in fouls. He’s 7’4” 300 stooge. You can’t stop him with legal post defense. You know how you stop or slow him? How FDU did. You bracket him with two guys. Except unlike last year, Purdue has the shooters to break a 3 on 4 defense.

You know that’s how you slow him … outside of getting David Robinson as your own center. But you don’t want to play 3 on 4, so you’re hoping you can play as physical as possible and that the refs don’t call them all. Then when they do call them, you’re flabbergasted lol.

Imagine this.. when your guy had two arms and a body in his back pushing and it’s only allowed cause he’s big, imagine if he could turn around and put his two hands on your guy and shove him as hard as he could. Would you really like no whistles then (I can't express myself without swearing) for brains?

bigblue32 wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:08 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:07 pm

trevordude wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Im glad you thought about little old USU during your teams historic season. Don't try to be too happy. You remind me of a Purdue alum I used to work with. Smart engineer. Whined about his kids, his wife, his salary, his job, a joy to work with.

On a hunch, I looked up the leading free throw shooter by attempts in the country. Huh, Edey. I don't think fouls on Edey were a major reason USU lost to Purdue. I do think Edey gets a favorable whistle, and it's to be expected.

https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-baske ... -attempted

Of course he leads the nation in fouls. He’s 7’4” 300 stooge. You can’t stop him with legal post defense. You know how you stop or slow him? How FDU did. You bracket him with two guys. Except unlike last year, Purdue has the shooters to break a 3 on 4 defense.

You know that’s how you slow him … outside of getting David Robinson as your own center. But you don’t want to play 3 on 4, so you’re hoping you can play as physical as possible and that the refs don’t call them all. Then when they do call them, you’re flabbergasted lol.

Imagine this.. when your guy had two arms and a body in his back pushing and it’s only allowed cause he’s big, imagine if he could turn around and put his two hands on your guy and shove him as hard as he could. Would you really like no whistles then (I can't express myself without swearing) for brains?

Lmao my god. Imagine thinking you actually did something by posting this (I can't express myself without swearing) for brains.

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:07 pm

trevordude wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Im glad you thought about little old USU during your teams historic season. Don't try to be too happy. You remind me of a Purdue alum I used to work with. Smart engineer. Whined about his kids, his wife, his salary, his job, a joy to work with.

On a hunch, I looked up the leading free throw shooter by attempts in the country. Huh, Edey. I don't think fouls on Edey were a major reason USU lost to Purdue. I do think Edey gets a favorable whistle, and it's to be expected.

https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-baske ... -attempted

Of course he leads the nation in fouls. He’s 7’4” 300 stooge. You can’t stop him with legal post defense. You know how you stop or slow him? How FDU did. You bracket him with two guys. Except unlike last year, Purdue has the shooters to break a 3 on 4 defense.

You know that’s how you slow him … outside of getting David Robinson as your own center. But you don’t want to play 3 on 4, so you’re hoping you can play as physical as possible and that the refs don’t call them all. Then when they do call them, you’re flabbergasted lol.

Imagine this.. when your guy had two arms and a body in his back pushing and it’s only allowed cause he’s big, imagine if he could turn around and put his two hands on your guy and shove him as hard as he could. Would you really like no whistles then (I can't express myself without swearing) for brains?

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:02 pm

calaggie wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:54 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Why do you care, boilerdouchebag? Don’t you have another fan base to whine to?

Nice counterargument. At least you got to read that you don’t actually know what you think you know about officiating (I can't express myself without swearing)

EngineeringAggie wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:28 pm

This stuff cracks me up. Did it take this guy that long to write a few paragraphs, or have our complaints been living in his head rent free for this long?

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

MrBiggle wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:30 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 7:07 pm

trevordude wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:56 pm

boilerD wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2024, 6:50 pm

ryguy417 wrote: ↑

March 24th, 2024, 1:30 pm

Hard to win when it’s 8 on 5. Need to create better looks, but the decks is certainly stacked. #homecooking!

Not at all. Here’s how I think you guys see officiating:

> say we all agree that a post defender can put a forearm in the back of an offensive post man. If osobor was to do that to say filipowsk, I’m not sure filipowski could back him down.

If osobor was instead to put two hand and his body into filipowski’s back and push, all neutral observers would say that’s a foul.

Where you guys are wrong right off the bat when you b*tch about Purdue is.. you say “hey edey is 7’4” 300, and that’s not fair, so what you can’t do against most players you should be able to do against him.”

You’re already wrong. A foul against one player doesn’t become not a foul against another because he’s big. If you get a forearm on filipowski or Ben Gregg’s back, then that’s what you get on edey. It’s not the job of officials to say “no he’s big so now there are different rules.”

> then, on top of being just as wrong as you could possibly f-ing be, after your guy is hanging on edey with two hands and their body. YOU EXPECT EDEY NOT TO BE ABLE TO FIGHT FOR THAT SAME SPACE. And if he does, you want an offensive foul called on him.

> and then, you’re too dumb to realize that what is actually called comes after your guy hangs on him, he fights for that same space, then your guy hits his left arm or slams into his body on the way up for his shot.

Edey isn’t hard to officiate at all. Whatever movements or motions are allowed against your guy with the weird mustache are allowed against him. Nothing more. Officials don’t get to decide what is and isn’t allowed … to make it fair.

Don’t like it? Go get your own 7’4” 300 lb player and develop his post game into a fully functional post game. You’ll pay on the other end on pick n rolls, but you’ll have a player who is legally able to win matchups and get the best shots to can get.

Im glad you thought about little old USU during your teams historic season. Don't try to be too happy. You remind me of a Purdue alum I used to work with. Smart engineer. Whined about his kids, his wife, his salary, his job, a joy to work with.

On a hunch, I looked up the leading free throw shooter by attempts in the country. Huh, Edey. I don't think fouls on Edey were a major reason USU lost to Purdue. I do think Edey gets a favorable whistle, and it's to be expected.

https://www.teamrankings.com/ncaa-baske ... -attempted

Of course he leads the nation in fouls. He’s 7’4” 300 stooge. You can’t stop him with legal post defense. You know how you stop or slow him? How FDU did. You bracket him with two guys. Except unlike last year, Purdue has the shooters to break a 3 on 4 defense.

You know that’s how you slow him … outside of getting David Robinson as your own center. But you don’t want to play 3 on 4, so you’re hoping you can play as physical as possible and that the refs don’t call them all. Then when they do call them, you’re flabbergasted lol.

Imagine this.. when your guy had two arms and a body in his back pushing and it’s only allowed cause he’s big, imagine if he could turn around and put his two hands on your guy and shove him as hard as he could. Would you really like no whistles then (I can't express myself without swearing) for brains?

Did you actually watch Purdue v USU? Our guys didn’t use two hands very much, I am sure it happened but it was rare. Maybe you are thinking of Sundays game(two days ago)? Now in that game the Tennessee dude was basically countering Edey with a shoulder and two arms, it was kind a funny to watch.
Your blood must be truly boiling if you think refs call Edey fair on defense. I will give you the point that guys are raking him when he backs down with the ball, but watching every Purdue game so far in this tournament I have noticed that what he does on defense, when guarding a player that has the ball and is in the process of shooting, is no were close to being officiated equally. If it was, he would likely not play more than ten minutes for either fouling out or fear of fouling out.
He has some nice handles with the hook shots though.

Oh and, Good Day Sir!