MBB: University Athletic Association

[sean-o]

Hainje said in his postgame radio interview that Falcon's chest stomp was unintentional. I half-jokingly asked if he really knew it was unintentional, and he said that Falcon apologized right away and that he knew he was genuine.

So no bad blood there.

And Hainje has for the last two years been my absolute favorite men's player. It's great that he's finally getting the attention now that he takes more than six shots a game and manning up to 4s instead of 3s.

[deiscanton]

At least I can hear Omar from Chicago call the game tomorrow.  It will be very interesting to hear a Brandeis/Chicago game announced from a "British" perspective. 

I'll consider a trip to the Midwest again next year, but I'll have to see if I can put aside some money over the year to pay for the airline and hotel expenses.  I'll have to make a final decision on that trip in October so that I can pay for the tickets if I decide to go.

[hugenerd]

Hope you get there.

[violet15]

listening to the nyu-wash game on the radio via computer. while i may be an unabashed nyu fan, i realize that i would not make a good radio announcer. i have listened to every other uaa team's radio broadvast, and while most do have a touch of homerism, at least schools such as chicago and carnegie seemed to have some humor and shame in that fact. wash's announcers seem to act as if they are professional and dignified while making comments such as "jensen goes in for a layup well i think he traveled i guess they were just long steps then but i thought it was a travel" not to mention "looked like  a foul" comments on literally EVERY missed wash shot attempt (not to mention some made attempts). also every nyu foul is a "good call." all i mean to say if you're going to be a broadcaster be a broadcaster, not a fan.

[Ralph Turner]

NYU 61, Wash 57. 2:00 left.

NYU 63, Wash 59 1:37 left.

[deiscanton]

It has been a very difficult January in UAA play for the Judges.  Brandeis has now dropped to 3-4 in UAA play after going 10-1 in non-conference play, with the home victory vs. NYU the lone bright spot this month.  The loss at Carnegie Mellon is now proving to be a factor for the Judges's NCAA tournament hopes.

Realistically, I think that Brandeis will have to sweep the next 3 weekends to guarantee themselves a spot in the NCAA DIII Tournament.  Brandeis could get in on the bubble if the Judges go 5-2 in February, but that looks iffy considering that the NYU women went 18-7 and got in last year on a controversial selection.

[Ralph Turner]

NYU 65, Wash 61. 1:03 NYU ball.
NYU -- Stolen by Thompson
WSL -- 0:41 FT Ruths makes Ft 1-2. Get the rebound. Call time.  NYU 65-62.
WSL -- 0:30.8

[Ralph Turner]

WSL -- Tyler Nading hits a 3FG  from 23'.  Ties at 65.
NYU -- 0:16 left.

[Ralph Turner]

NYU -- 0:16; NYU has no timeouts left; WSL has 3.  Wallis tried to steal but had a foul to give.  0:06. 3FG fails, OT.

[violet15]

nyu has little chance in overtime as ever biased st louis area refs neutralize nyus top scorers with foul calls

[Pat Coleman]

You can tell that from listening? Wow.

[violet15]

i can tell from the stats on the brandeis game and the stats on the number of fouls in this game but im having a little trouble hearing you down here as you shout from your high horse

[Ralph Turner]

Three Violet starters have fouled out.  WSL 71, NYU 68.
WSL (Ruths) at the line FT 2-2; WSL 73 NYU 68.

NYU fouls 31 , WSL 13 fouls.

Tyler Nading rebs for the Bears. 1:36 and 16 on the shot clock.

Ruths FG.  WSL 75-68.

[violet15]

and there seem to be far fewer away from the ball and "touch fouls" on wash please pat running this site doesnt give you the right to ignore well discussed biased nature of wash's refs

[violet15]

personal fould NYU 31 WASH 13
yeah unbiased right?