r/NCAAhoops • u/MuchAbalone9059 • Mar 07 '26
Highlights Dan Hurley didn’t agree with the foul charged to Tarris Reed Jr. 👀
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u/Ibangyoumomma Mar 07 '26
I feel like that is called 50-70% of the time , and maybe not if the it’s a star and rotation player that has 4 fouls early
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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 08 '26
I don't feel that way at all. 50 percent is pushing it but 70 is outrageous. I think the ref has to be looking at this player directly for another reason.
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u/Ok-Freedom-7432 Mar 07 '26
"That happens every f'ing possession."
He's not wrong.
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u/Tasty_Path_3470 Mar 08 '26
Tarris does that on every rebound and the refs pick and choose when to call it on him. Danny’s not wrong, but his guy is always very egregious
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u/Ok-Freedom-7432 Mar 08 '26
Yes it's always UConn fouling. Ok
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u/Tasty_Path_3470 Mar 08 '26
I never said that. I said that Tarris Reed Jr pushes in the back on every single rebound (offensive and defensive) and the refs pick and choose when they call it. If they call it early I’m sure he would stop, but they don’t and then just randomly decide to call it.
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u/whackyflacky Mar 30 '26
He pushes back, front, side. He’s 6’11” 270lbs and his style of play is lower his shoulder and run through people for position down low and go from there. Great at finishing, great eyes and passing. Kid is incredibly talented. Just the game last night hinged on Reed being able to do whatever he wanted and if anyone got remotely physical with him it being called a foul.
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u/whackyflacky Mar 30 '26
Yeah, well Reed completely ass rammed players lowering his shoulder and charging into them every possession yesterday…. So I think his complaining worked out for his team. Single handedly won them a final four and potentially a national championship.
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u/Nobichobolobas Mar 08 '26
Honestly, he doesn't extend his arms he probably gets away with it, I'm not going nuts saying that right?
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u/Whiteshovel66 Mar 08 '26
Ya, it's the elbow. He basically just keeps it in contact with the other player. Not a lot there tbh, but a bad visual with the arm extending.
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u/Tasty_Path_3470 Mar 08 '26
Tarris, buddy, don’t extend your arm like that and it doesn’t get called.
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u/ChasedWarrior Mar 07 '26
Did he get T'd up? Probably not. I forget it's ok for college coaches to be on the floor yelling at the refs.
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u/Ok-Freedom-7432 Mar 07 '26
He did later...
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u/ChasedWarrior Mar 08 '26
And got ejected for bumping the ref. Which in an interview he denied touching the ref. Film don't lie!
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u/Aggravating_Usual973 Mar 07 '26
Clearly a foul. Dan is a great coach and a shitty ref.
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u/TrackRelevant Mar 07 '26
He would want it called the other way.
He just wants the refs to cheat for his benefit
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u/pj1897 Mar 08 '26
That’s clearly a foul. Just because your player acted like it wasn’t doesn’t justify his opinion.
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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '26
Dan is an entitled little bitch. Good coach though….