WBB: #18 Oregon @ #15 Arizona (Jan. 8, Sun 4 PM ESPN2)

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WBB: #18 Oregon @ #15 Arizona (Jan. 8, Sun 4 PM ESPN2)

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ARIZONA
JAN. 8 (SUN) 4 PM
TUCSON, AZ
TV: ESPN2
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Arizona goes with the commit too many fouls than the inept pac-12 officials will call. It was brutal to watch. It was worse than a playground game in the dark.
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Also wasn't helping that Oregon turned the ball over so much. 20 turnovers is never going to be an amount a team can get away with against a top-15 team.
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Those turnovers were lethal
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greenyellow wrote:Also wasn't helping that Oregon turned the ball over so much. 20 turnovers is never going to be an amount a team can get away with against a top-15 team.
A lot of those were due to the hacking while they were trying to pass it out the double team. They were compounding the problem
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Rat ball vs real basketball. That caliber of “referees” won’t call the hacking stuff. Looks bad when they call a lot of fouls on the home team. :roll:
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