If you are going to say you know a player was ineligible, you damn well better have truth or risk a lawsuit. Some people can't even win with class, a shame. Be careful what you say & to whom you say it to. It will eventually come back to bite you when you least expect it. You are going to wake a sleeping giant.

Yesterday, at Brooklyn College, was one of the most exciting games of the year. Brooklyn College defeated Medgar Evers College, 79-76, in triple OT in the 1st round of the CUNY tournament. It had all the elements of a barn burner, missed opportunities, game tying shots, game winning misses and clutch free throws. Sad that a team had to lose. This is what college basketball is all about.

I've watched a lot of basketball & these refs leave a lot to be desired. There are 2 major issues with these refs-

1) They are wildly inconsistent with their calls (seems to be 2 different games going on on each end of the court).

2) They don't seem to know the rules (and even worse, when there is any doubt, they won't confir with each other to get the call right).

Q. If a player is fouled and has free throws because the other team has 10 team fouls but fouls out committing a flagrant 1 on the same play, who shoots the free throws for him?

As a spectator watching the CUNY refs, I see why they drive the coaches to drink. First, they don't all seem to know the rules. Second (and most important), they are wildly inconsistent. Seems like there are 2 different whistles. Just call it equally on both ends.