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lol at Walt Frasier saying they should call a foul on Bowen because he jumps forward instead of straight up. Moron.
lol at Walt Frasier saying they should call a foul on Bowen because he jumps forward instead of straight up. Moron.
Uh, he's correct. That's the rule.
what did Isiah say/do? i was at the game and all of a sudden i heard guys yelling and the whole arena was like "ooooooooooh!"
???
Smack in the middle of a play Isiah crawled into the fetal position, pulled his pacifier out of his mouth, and called Bowen dirty for ing up Franchise on Monday.
Bowen told him to off, and they both got T's for it.
Then Pop told Isiah to STFU, and Isiah obeyed like the little girl he is. end of story.
Not exactly, but close.
I know it's not exactly how it went down, but it sounds cool
How it happened was cooler.
Isiah thought Bowen got under Jamal Crawford (not even close), Isiah yelled to his players to break Bowen's ing feet. Bowen asked the refs if they heard it. Next time up the court Isiah started screaming at Bruce (what Duncan categorized as coming after him). Refs gave Isiah/Bowen T's. Pop went wild yelling at Isiah to stop talking to his players.
In the locker room, Pop and Bowen were cool about it. Duncan wasn't happy at all.
When did this happen....
I only caught the end of the 3rd and 4th
No he di'in'[/shanene]Isiah yelled to his players to break Bowen's ing feet.
What a ing . We should have run student body left and ing run his ass over with Butler.
this is like that chicken or egg joke
which came first the egg or IT?
If you saw the play, Crawford shot a three and landed near Bowen's foot which was INSIDE the three point line.
If you saw the broadcast, Walt was talking about the play on Francis.
Okay, then the original statement has nothing to do with this thread. Bowen could have gotten whistled for the play on Francis because Francis went straight up on the shot.
How is it illegal to jump towards a player if no contact is made to disrupt the shot?
You can't jump straight up to attempt to block a fade away (which is damn near impossible anyway), but you see it every game.
You have to give the player a chance to land. The "shot" is not over until the player has returned to ground. Contact with him before that time cons utes a foul.
But only if it's called. I saw it happen three times in the first quarter of the Rockets/Heat game and it wasn't called there either.
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