[CompSci87]

Probably referring to important play in fourth when ball went off Fran and Stanford awarded the ball.

I was pretty close to where the ball rolled out of bounds.  I haven't see a replay, but at the time I thought the ball had rolled over the line just before Belibi touched it.  However, I do not know who deflected it in the first place....was that also Belibi? 

Oh, that play, where Fran and an OSU player chased a ball lost by OSU into the backcourt? I couldn't see what happened when the ball was going out of bounds, but assumed the ref closest to the play could see Fran didn't touch it then. After the ball went out, one of the refs in the frontcourt was emphatically signaling that the ball had gone off an OSU player's thigh originally, making OSU the last to touch it.

Edit: I wrote the above post before I saw johnnyss's somewhat different explanation (ball touched Yeaney's hands), and I haven't seen the game recording yet, only what I saw from my seat. So my post was not to say johnnyss was wrong.

[CompSci87]

Probably referring to important play in fourth when ball went off Fran and Stanford awarded the ball.

I was pretty close to where the ball rolled out of bounds.  I haven't see a replay, but at the time I thought the ball had rolled over the line just before Belibi touched it.  However, I do not know who deflected it in the first place....was that also Belibi? 

Oh, that play, where Fran and an OSU player chased a ball lost by OSU into the backcourt? I couldn't see what happened when the ball was going out of bounds, but assumed the ref closest to the play could see Fran didn't touch it then. After the ball went out, one of the refs in the frontcourt was emphatically signaling that the ball had gone off an OSU player's thigh originally, making OSU the last to touch it.

Edit: I wrote the above post before I saw johnnyss's somewhat different explanation (ball touched Yeaney's hands), and I haven't seen the game recording yet, only what I saw from my seat. So my post was not to say johnnyss was wrong.