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    Please tell me I missed something. At the end of the half UNI has 4 fouls and commit a non-shooting foul. PP gets a T. How does UNI not shot foul shots and not get the ball?

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    the gave out a technical foul to john little too. BUT HE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i didn't understand that

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    • #3
      You have to be kidding me. Where was he even at during that play? I Tivo'd the game and watched that several times. It was clear that PP was being help up and he just went crazy.

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      • #4
        Yeah, Little did absolutely nothing. Pierce got all fired up when Little was trying to help him up. The funny thing was, as the crowd got really silent after it happened, Alford screamed from across the court to the official, "oh so you call a foul on our BEST PLAYER??!!" That's it - that was his argument. I was sitting courtside so I heard it word for word. As if "best players" do not ever deserve fouls... even if they're trying to start a shoving match with their opponent.
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