I know this is non LSU but Rutgers got robbed. The clock was winding down with UT down one and the clock operated magical stop the clock at .2 for about a half a second and allowed the Tennessee girl to shoot. She missed but was fouled. Shoots 2 and wins the games. I'm glad the SEC won and all but, damn, I would be raising all hell if I were Rutgers.
I've seen Tennessee get these kind of calls all the time. I don't think the refs realized the clock stopped. They were just trying to see if the foul occured before the buzzer. Tennessee home cooking.
Rutgers got screwed for sure, but I didn't want our ladies to face Tennessee at home following a loss.
I don't really care, but I did watch the end. It was grossly obvious that the clock stopped at .2 until Tenn got 1 more shot or was fouled. ESPN announcers mentioned it and showed it 10 times, but never really had the guts to say it was a home cooking screw job. Everybody's so scared of Pat Summitt I guess. I'll be looking to hear what she says about it. She's a great coach and class act, let's see if she at least admits they got away with one. Maybe Don Imus was running the clock?
I don't think I'd have seen the clock pause on 0.2 secs if the tv announcer hadn't pointed it out. It was a clear cut foul but probably came after time should have expired. Once Viv Stringer realizes how she was screwed, I don't want to be in that room. :shock:
ESPN just replayed the finish. The last 0.2 seconds took 1.3 seconds to play. Who was controlling the clock? :nope:
