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By the way, I was not a fan of the Utah coach, who stood two feet out onto the floor and gesticulated wildly.  He should have been given a technical.

The call that my section noticed him complaining about the most was one where a Stanford player going up for a shot lost the ball out of bounds (and fell out of bounds as well), and the ball was given to Stanford. His contention apparently was that no Utah player had touched the ball and so it should go to Utah. When I looked at the replay at home, he was right that the Utah player trying to block the shot didn't touch the ball -- she only committed a hard uncalled foul on the Stanford player. So I thought it took a lot of cheek for Utah's coach to complain about the call. He was lucky it wasn't properly called a foul.

[CompSci87]

By the way, I was not a fan of the Utah coach, who stood two feet out onto the floor and gesticulated wildly.  He should have been given a technical.

The call that my section noticed him complaining about the most was one where a Stanford player going up for a shot lost the ball out of bounds (and fell out of bounds as well), and the ball was given to Stanford. His contention apparently was that no Utah player had touched the ball and so it should go to Utah. When I looked at the replay at home, he was right that the Utah player trying to block the shot didn't touch the ball -- she only committed a hard uncalled foul on the Stanford player. So I thought it took a lot of cheek for Utah's coach to complain about the call. He was lucky it wasn't properly called a foul.