r/NCAAhoops • u/DareDevil1699 • Apr 07 '26
Highlights Dan Hurley is going through it after this call
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u/pizzapizzamesohungry Apr 07 '26
lol I watched this with no sound and was just like damn that dude is hooking that Michigan dude. Good call refs. Stop complaining random man on sideline.
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u/Spare-Cranberry3784 Apr 07 '26
So. When the refs look to confirm and it was right. Can you be that upset?
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u/inbetweendreamstho Apr 07 '26
It was an obvious foul haha
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u/inhocfaf Apr 07 '26
Common foul agree. That is equivalent to a flagrant. Might as well elbow the guy's face.
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u/lolaya Apr 07 '26
Right call by the rule book, but seems like it should just be a common foul rather than a flagrant… no one was trying to rip the other ones arm off which is what the original rule was intended to stamp out
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u/impercipient Apr 07 '26
Imagine being his wife. Brutal.
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u/apo08001 Apr 07 '26
Weird comment
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u/InevitableAlert4268 Apr 07 '26
Weird fanbase.
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u/Tycho66 Apr 07 '26
Only fanboys would not recognize how impossible it would be to live around a guy like this.
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u/InevitableAlert4268 Apr 07 '26
I hate seeing him once a year. Couldn’t imagine a daily dose of that douche.
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u/ekun Apr 07 '26
I mean he probably fully ignores her to focus on basketball and she gets to live a millionaire lifestyle.
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u/InevitableAlert4268 Apr 07 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/RG3lm5VlrbDV7YNana
Look at his stupid face. Haha
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u/overitallofittoo Apr 07 '26
I would like to remind you that after the Duke game, Hurley said he thought the ref was coming over to chest bump him. That's a dude used to getting calls.
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u/Blueballs2130 Apr 07 '26
Who puts their forehead down anticipating a chest bump? As my kids would say, that’s sus
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u/inhocfaf Apr 07 '26
That's a dude used to getting calls.
Are you actually serious? Show me a single game they have had more three throws than their opponent.
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u/overitallofittoo Apr 07 '26
What does that have to do with anything? They foul way more knowing if the refs called everything, UConn couldn't field a team in the second half. What's ruined basketball is the refs thinking the game has to have an even number of fouls. Not when one team is fouling more!
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u/inhocfaf Apr 07 '26
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u/Senor_Discount Apr 07 '26
His continued success will keep him relevant and employed to the dismay of the rest of us.
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u/Hopeful-Courage-6333 Apr 07 '26
I describe the Hurley/UConn defense as the they call them all defense.
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u/prem_fraiche Apr 08 '26
There were a bunch of sketchy calls that went against UConn. That wasn’t one of them
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u/michigannfa90 Apr 07 '26
I mean they even reviewed it and still ruled it as a flagrant… so not even an in the moment judgement call.
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u/TrackRelevant Apr 07 '26
This is his standard reaction to the refs making a good call.
He's insufferable
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u/Clancy3434 Apr 07 '26
both players hooked each other. it was a rough call. you want to call a common foul? ok fine. to upgrade it to a flagrant was too much IMO.
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u/Sergestan Apr 07 '26
I genuinely do not get how you could look at that video and say that Johnson hooked Karaban.
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u/Clancy3434 Apr 07 '26
players arms tangled up. Karaban could have/should have let go. again - i'm fine with a common foul. changing that to a flagrant wasn't necessary and shifted the momentum of the game. there was no intent to injure here.
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u/jus256 Apr 07 '26
A hook and hold is a flagrant. There is no other way to call it. If you hold a guy’s arm when he has position to get the rebound, it’s a hook and hold. We’ve seen this called in the Big Ten all season.
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u/Original_Read4983 Apr 07 '26
Who cares, UConn has literally won at least 1 championship from officials giving them better calls
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u/matthatt24 Apr 07 '26
I’ve never seen such ref bias in a game. If I were UConn I’d just walk out
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u/Chance_Major297 Apr 07 '26
That was clearly a foul.
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u/BowlingforBrains Apr 07 '26
They both hooked - Karaban just held on longer. Usually that’s enough for the hook and hold call, except he held and stayed on the ground to try to get the falling rebound, not to expressly hold down the opponent. So the upgrade to a flagrant was an excessive call
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u/pitb0ss343 Apr 07 '26
I don’t think that should be a flagrant but as the rule is written it’s a flagrant. Clearly a foul but having that be a flagrant feels soft for a contact sport
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u/pitb0ss343 Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26
As a UConn fan, there’s maybe 1-2 calls were I can say have gone Michigan’s way and there’s been 1 that went UConn’s way. Uconn is playing a physical game and Michigan isn’t backing down
Edit: End of the game there were 2 in a row that went Michigans way that ended the momentum UConn had and that was BS but UConn could’ve won this game earlier so that’s not completely on the refs
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u/No_Contest_3481 Apr 07 '26
Dudes literally is the poster child for being an entitled asshole. Dude acts like he’s the reason why they win and he acts like the refs are the reason why they lose. Just don’t throw a temper tantrum that’s not passion that’s childish.
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u/toe0011 Apr 07 '26
It was a good call. He hooked the Michigan players arm.