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As for the fouls, that's just the refs (any refs) calling anything in favor of the team that is way behind.

Yeah, I wondered about the steal & layup with less than 30 seconds in a blow-out.  Frankly, I was disappointed when we settled for a wide-open layup at 97 points and 40 seconds left.  I was thinking it would go to Jump, but the players aren't watching the score like the fans.

I haven't looked at the stats, but watching (sorta) live, I was most disappointed in how many def. rebounds the other team got.  In the 2nd half, we just started putting the ball in the air with no one in place to rebound.

There were runs that looked like the team they can be.  At other times, our players could beat them one-on-one and kept doing so rather than doing the team play they do so well.

I thought UNLV did a good job.  No cheap shots, no frustration, a lot of good play.

By the way, I thought the play-by-play was SO much better than the previous Stanford game.

[M T]

As for the fouls, that's just the refs (any refs) calling anything in favor of the team that is way behind.

Yeah, I wondered about the steal & layup with less than 30 seconds in a blow-out.  Frankly, I was disappointed when we settled for a wide-open layup at 97 points and 40 seconds left.  I was thinking it would go to Jump, but the players aren't watching the score like the fans.

I haven't looked at the stats, but watching (sorta) live, I was most disappointed in how many def. rebounds the other team got.  In the 2nd half, we just started putting the ball in the air with no one in place to rebound.

There were runs that looked like the team they can be.  At other times, our players could beat them one-on-one and kept doing so rather than doing the team play they do so well.

I thought UNLV did a good job.  No cheap shots, no frustration, a lot of good play.

By the way, I thought the play-by-play was SO much better than the previous Stanford game.