GannonJumpShot
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Pembrook Burrows, Jacksonville St.
Greatest Hawkeye Villan of all time?
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Pembrook Burrows, Jacksonville St.
Billso
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Jim Bain.
The emotion around that phantom call was really setup earlier by the infamous call at the end of the last game in the Fieldhouse. Triple-OT vs. Minnesota, Mark Gannon called for a foul on a 40-foot prayer by Darryl Mitchell.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1125289/3/index.htm and http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/edb/reader.html?magID=SI&issueDate=19820308&mode=reader_vault for the pics.
Somewhere, there are even better shots showing clearly that Gannon didn't foul. Anyway, the season was already slipping away at the hands of officials, and Jim Bain lit the powderkeg a week later at Purdue.
The emotion around that phantom call was really setup earlier by the infamous call at the end of the last game in the Fieldhouse. Triple-OT vs. Minnesota, Mark Gannon called for a foul on a 40-foot prayer by Darryl Mitchell.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1125289/3/index.htm and http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/edb/reader.html?magID=SI&issueDate=19820308&mode=reader_vault for the pics.
Somewhere, there are even better shots showing clearly that Gannon didn't foul. Anyway, the season was already slipping away at the hands of officials, and Jim Bain lit the powderkeg a week later at Purdue.
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MisterLucky
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Damn, I thank gawd for the shot clock! Lute was just one of a number of coaches that fell in love with the four quarters "offense." Hell, Jud Heathcote once tried to hold it an entire first half against us. Unwatchable basketball.
