[M T]

This is one thing that I\'ve suspected about referee instructions.  I think they\'re told not to give an advantage to one side, so they tend to balance out the called fouls, regardless of the ratio of committed fouls.  So the team that fouls the most gets relatively fewer of the fouls called.

All game long, A&M, esp. Elonu but some Adams, was throwing her hip out and stepping into the player she was trying to screen.   To be fair to the officials, the only time they called it was when the defender tripped, which resulted in foul #4 on Chiney at 5:07 left.   (Perhaps an aspect of being too nice on the court is Stanford not running through the player that steps out to screen.)

VG: I apologize for screwing up which 3ptr it was that Mel left her player.  It was the score at 10:28 in the 2nd.  

[M T]

This is one thing that I\'ve suspected about referee instructions.  I think they\'re told not to give an advantage to one side, so they tend to balance out the called fouls, regardless of the ratio of committed fouls.  So the team that fouls the most gets relatively fewer of the fouls called.

All game long, A&M, esp. Elonu but some Adams, was throwing her hip out and stepping into the player she was trying to screen.   To be fair to the officials, the only time they called it was when the defender tripped, which resulted in foul #4 on Chiney at 5:07 left.   (Perhaps an aspect of being too nice on the court is Stanford not running through the player that steps out to screen.)

VG: I apologize for screwing up which 3ptr it was that Mel left her player.  It was the score at 10:28 in the 2nd.