Pretty sure Chris Webber had $ on the Spurs considering his reaction lol
Also, the rule states that the defender must give the in-bounder 3 feet and he didn't. So I guess they cancel each other out.
I also didn't have money on the game :facepalm:
There certainly was a violation on the offense. I'm just saying the defender clearly didn't give the in bounder proper space. For crying out loud Ginobili's feet touched the line 2x.
You can't base your opinion purely off 1 result.
People are acting as if the Spurs would've won if that "violation" or whatever you want to call it is called.
Personally, wasn't the 2 on 1 after OKC turning the ball over more of a better chance?
Earvin Magic Johnson @MagicJohnson Waiters foul on Ginobili was the worst missed call in playoff history. 10m
Hey T,
I'm sure you don't think there's anything wrong with this either...
http://blacksportsonline.com/home/2...s-steven-adams-arm-on-final-possession-video/
you think this woman was attempting to give an unfair advantage to the spurs? it may have inadvertently given them one, but she was clearly knocked off her feet and trying to stand back up and probably just assumed he would do the gentleman thing by helping her up, but she didn't realize the play was still live and that had zero chance of happening.. or maybe you're right and she was waiting for this opportunity to carry out her long thought out plot to steal a game in san antonio
Like I said you're both 100% WRONG...
http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/1...win-san-antonio-spurs-offensive-foul-refs-say
It was an offensive foul...end of story.
Blown call.
i see you like to create your own stories.
so if the offensive foul was called on Waiters, the Spurs would've won? Not because the Spurs had a 2 on 1 fast break, right?
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