Arch Madness Championship - UNI (6) vs Bradley (5)

[achrist70]

The conference needs to issue an apology to UNI McDonnell gets shoved into the Bradley player who flops more then LeBron when he played for the Heat and the refs completely screw UNI the conference should be absolutely embarrassed.

Do not expect that. MVC has screwed up worse in the MVC tournament - UNI will be told to suck it up for the good of the conference.

I know this and Jake has too much class to publically call out the officials but both of our historic collapses officials played a big role in the comebacks. I’m also frustrated that AJ got fouled on at least 4 and probably 6 jump shots

[just ducky]

Certainly not the game I had mentally pictured but a great second half for Bradley.

We are all hoping your success will continue!

[just ducky]

Wow, UNI goes to the NCAA tournament had the refs not intervened. That really looked like incidental contact.

As a neutral observer I'm tending to agree.

[PantherSigEp]

Congrats to the Braves on a hard fought comeback.

As someone at the game, I didn't get to see a replay of the technical given to McDonnell. Does anyone have video of it or have an idea as to what happened. Considering how physical both teams were allowed to play all game I was shocked that was called unless there was more that we couldn't see.

[Valleyball]

I am biased. I would be upset if I was a UNI fan about the flagrant call. It was a huge call and I am not a fan of the rule. But, I think it was the correct call with the current rule. (Could have called Bradley also) overall I did not see one sided calls though.

By the way great game UNI. Add a couple more pcs and you may be back at the top of the conference again.

[Ricardo del Rio]

Go Braves.
Woo,woo

[pafan]

As someone at the game, I didn't get to see a replay of the technical given to McDonnell. Does anyone have video of it or have an idea as to what happened. Considering how physical both teams were allowed to play all game I was shocked that was called unless there was more that we couldn't see.

Nothing egregious IMO. Basically there was a whistle for a loose ball foul. McDonnell kept going for the rebound for an extra second and made contact with a Bradley player (DLO?), who went to the ground.

Was it called correctly by the book, probably. But I don't think I've ever seen a call quite like that in a real game.

[Blers]

That call was brutal. It was a physical game; and with the push from behind I don't know how you call it. I actually thought they'd look at Van Bree after he threw an elbow in his scrap with Dahl in the first half; but they didn't even look at it (or either in it really); so to do that late seemed kinda crappy.

Credit to Bradley for clawing back in; the fact that Lundy hasn't really played until now kinda blows my mind. He's tough.

[MNPanthers]

Cheering for Bradley, that horrendous call wasn't their fault, but they're probably not gonna get another 4 free throw and the ball opportunity ever again. Gonna have to find another way to win in the tourney

[just ducky]

I knew the call would go against McDonnell immediately because that is where my eyes were focuses, but I was surprised by the review even with his arms being up and making contact. I don't know the rule wording but his arms were up but in. I don't think his hands were any more than 6" from his chin. If I were trying to flagrant somebody I think I would get the satisfaction of being a bit more aggressive.