I absolutely knew that rule. I have officiated high school basketball and knew the double dribble rules. Any time u break your dribble and box the ball you lose the right for another dribble unless it is touched by a defender. That was blatant and obvious. Shame.
This is like batting out of order in baseball. Basic rules can't be missed.
Btw I bet the under for the game and over 2nd half trying to middle. Lost the juice so no real fight outside of seeing a horrible miss call that blew the game for Auburn.
Don't forget the non foul call on Auburn against Florida in the SEC tournament at the end of the game against the Gators that should have awarded them 3 free throws. I had Auburn plus the points and on the ML but karma is a bitch.
There will always be missed calls, even by the best of refs. Aren't their eyes looking at a lot of different things on the court, not just that split second of a ball bouncing off his leg? I think 90% of viewers didn't see it until a bunch of replays showed it. I was looking more for a foul than anything to occur at that instance. I saw a lot of missed fouls in the game, especially, on Hunter of Virginia. And Barkley put the kiss of death on Auburn when he thought they had it won and left the set to go on the floor to celebrate with the boys! Remember that shot of him near courtside?
He was actually fouled before the double dribble. His Jersey was grabbed. You can pick several calls that you disagree with throughout the game. The only ones that stand out are at the end of the game. Shit happens, its part of sports and wagering. Its called the human error. Get over it and stop harping on every little thing.
