Saw this clip on our regional cable news this evening and haven't seen it anywhere else except for this BC site. Thoughts?
http://www.bcinterruption.com/2017/1...opponent-again
it's incidental contact...there are plenty of times players legs get intertwined and locked up....this isn't tripping...
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When you get pushed one way you put your leg out the other way to maintain your balance. This is much ado about nothing.
I'll take much ado about nothing for $100, Alex.
He ran into a screen and was knocked off balance. Torso goes toward the ground and back leg comes up to try to maintain balance. No side movement to the leg.
Grayson should be suspended for the next four games...has to be four games or there is no point.
I don't buy the argument. It looks intentional to me, in this clip.
Watched it three times. Maybe he was trying to maintain his balance, but it sure doesn't look good. Hope he's not that stupid. Luckily, the kid didn't fall. If he had, well, you know...
I cannot see any reaction from the BC player at all,so I'm going with this being much closer to MAAN than OMG. It's really not even "much" ado.
Seth G takes up for Grayson.
http://r.search.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0LEV...2YqPuje116kj4-
It was much ado about nothing until the clip was posted by bleacher report and the national media asked the question if he tripped another opponent. Not helping is the BC guy took to twitter about the incident. Broadcast never mentioned anything, refs didn't look at the play, and the ACC says it's inconclusive. Appears to me that Grayson will just have to live with this scrutiny until he is no longer in a Duke uniform.
Maryland fans never go away.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...c2ec8#comments
I don't see it as a trip. To me, it looks like a kick.
I vote much ado about nothing. Here is a video clip worth getting excited about:
http://www.espn.com/womens-college-b...sketball-teams
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