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IF the refs had called more than 30% of the fouls, the Huskies would have had to suit up the kids mopping the floor by the second half. It was infuriating to see the wide range of cheap shots by so many of them, not just the big posts.

My "favorite" no-call was with about 10 minutes left, when #40 made an enormous over-the-back foul on a rebound, going over Kayla\'s shoulder with both arms and very nearly smacking the ref in the head. He, of course, called the ball out of bounds off Kayla.

I also liked the foul by #22 where she jumped way up and hit Tinkle (I think) on the body with both arms and one foot simultaneously. Can you call three fouls on one move?

I wasn\'t too worried about the ref getting the UW players\' numbers wrong, since both of those players were going to foul out in short order anyway (and both did).

Honestly, I\'m just glad nobody got hurt. Although that ref could have used that smack upside the head.

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IF the refs had called more than 30% of the fouls, the Huskies would have had to suit up the kids mopping the floor by the second half. It was infuriating to see the wide range of cheap shots by so many of them, not just the big posts.

My "favorite" no-call was with about 10 minutes left, when #40 made an enormous over-the-back foul on a rebound, going over Kayla\'s shoulder with both arms and very nearly smacking the ref in the head. He, of course, called the ball out of bounds off Kayla.

I also liked the foul by #22 where she jumped way up and hit Tinkle (I think) on the body with both arms and one foot simultaneously. Can you call three fouls on one move?

I wasn\'t too worried about the ref getting the UW players\' numbers wrong, since both of those players were going to foul out in short order anyway (and both did).

Honestly, I\'m just glad nobody got hurt. Although that ref could have used that smack upside the head.