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PaulCat
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posted 04-06-2014 04:09 PM
When the Dakari incident happened and they kept showing the replay over and over, I was thinking "why would you do that?" Then they showed it from a different angle, I think it was from above and behind Dakari, and that's when I saw that it was no where near as bad as it originally looked. After seeing that last angle, I thought it should've been a no-call.
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viperz
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posted 04-06-2014 04:34 PM
I thought the Kaminskey kid grabbed his arm and pulled it.
That kid was flopping all night.
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phillrose1
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posted 04-06-2014 05:35 PM
There was no doubt about the fact that Kaminsky flopped but it looked to me like Dakari went after him a little bit. If there was no flop probably wouldnt have been called. Glad it wasnt ruled a flagrant as it seemed like the refs wanted Wisc to win last night.
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SCWC
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posted 04-06-2014 06:02 PM
It looked like Kaminski caused Dakari to lose his balance to me and that was what caused him to put his arm out No intent meant by Dakari and the officials should have done a no call on that play.
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bayer
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posted 04-07-2014 07:46 PM
Ray, that is exactly what I thought. It was nothing more than a stumble by Dakari and him reaching out to keep from falling. I thought the call was atrocious.
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