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Pastimes : 2001 NCAA College Basketball March Madness
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To: lisalisalisa who wrote (229)4/2/2001 1:59:14 AM
From: Thomas M.   of 260
 
That tie-up by Battier was 100% clean. It was a brilliant play. And, Battier doesn't flop any more. That garbage stopped during his sophomore season, and that is when he became a good basketball player. The biggest flop of the night was by a Maryland player, the one on Dunleavy on the fast break.

Duke has shot more free throws than their opponents since the start of the Coach K era. Getting to the free throw line is not a birthright. It must be earned. Referees are generally very consistent (not last night), and good players learn what you can and cannot do. Guys like Kurt Thomas and Scott Williams don't.

Tom
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