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The Myth Of The Great Memphis Collapse


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The Myth Of The Great Memphis Collapse
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Since:Apr 1, 2008

April 21, 2008 9:22 pm
The real issue I take with your MYTH @ 1:54 is that CLEARLY Collins steps out of bounds on the baseline before passing then

hitting the 3 (SEE YOU TUBE MULTIPLE VIEWS & PICK ANY ANGLE FOR YOURSELF) plus the officials gave Rose 3 for his buzzer beater thenreviewed the call and took a point off the board.

Why would Cal call timeout when KU had NONE only to pull a Laetner vs KY or VALPO vs Ole Miss?

Why did Collins go sailing nearly 15' into the front row on the busted play "miracle by Chalmers" A= he was fouled.

There is a lot of blame to go around on the Memphis collapse:

The key stat of this game was rebounding (only KU and UT beat Memphis on the boards all year)

Down the stretch free-throw shooting

One blown call (a five point swing here)

The credit goes to KU who made GREAT plays- CONGRATS!

If there was a coaching blunder it was SELF leading and switching to the "box & one" which lead to

a 17-18 point swing FOR Memphis.

The blame game is for losers not winners or why would you attempt to make this case?

Thanks for blowing it for us with this crap!!

KU has the best basketball fans & I've been to 3 FINAL FOURS ('78, '85, '08) and I made a 3 pointer as a tourist at

Fog Allen Field House.

TigerDan


Jayhawk Nation..let's just enjoy the win!!!
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Reputation:51
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Since:Apr 9, 2008

April 23, 2008 12:36 am
WE WON WE WON WE WON!!!! For all of eternity WE WON!!!!

Yes Memphis screwed the pooch and Calipari showed what a no class at all (i enjoyed it that much more)...I actually rooted for them all year and would have been excited to see a new team win had my beloved Jayhawks not been in the final...I dont want to cry poor KU as we have had pretty positive pub throughout the years. I did hear some Tiger rooting but I thought that made it much much more enjoyable..ps Dickie V. Your schtick was tired 15 years ago BAyBEEEE!!!


The Myth Of The Great Memphis Collapse
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Reputation:84
Level:All-Star
Since:Jan 19, 2008

May 6, 2008 3:22 am

I've watched all of the youtube replays of Collin's steal, not one of them shows him "stepping clearly out of bounds" not a one. From every angle, and slow motion, pause and reverse. Believe me it he had stepped out of bounds there would have been some definite proof, not just your word.

Laettner v Kentucky was a regional game not the final four, doesn't apply here. If Calipari had called a time out and Chalmers would have subsequently made a 3 point shot to tie the game, you would be asking "why did he call a time out?"

Collins didn't go sailing 15', from a foul from Rose. Just another exagerration for emphasis on your part that he should have received a foul call from the refs. There is no reference to the fact that Rose threw up his arms to the officials to indicate he didn't foul Collins. Also Collins was able to pass the ball to Chalmers, so I guess he wasn't fouled as bad as you would want us to believe.

You bring up a Memphis collapse when it comes to rebounding, but you forget to mention that Kansas was just as bad shooting beyond the three point line, which kind of cancels out any type of Memphis collapse you want to illuminate with their rebounding. One cancels out the other.

Down the stretch free throw shooting? Have you forgotten that Calipari said they make their free throws when they count. When your the 331st free throw shooting team in the nation, missing free throws in the National Championship game shouldn't be considered a collapse. It should be considered a collapse if they knew how to make a free throw to begin with then missed 4 out of 5.

You bring up that Rose had a point taken from him because the officials reviewed his shot and appropriately gave him two points, for what was definitely a two point shot. Is this part of the great Memphis collapse that Rose wasn't given 3 points for making an obvious 2 point shot? You have a sneaker a foot and a half in side the three point line, don't expect to get credit for 3 points, it's a 2 point shot. No collapse here.

Btw, its Phog Allen Fieldhouse, not Fog.

 

 

 


The Myth Of The Great Memphis Collapse
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Reputation:25
Level:Rookie
Since:Mar 14, 2008

May 14, 2008 1:03 am

FELONY -

Very Nice.