[CompSci87]

Rewatching the game today--Carrington was robbed. In the foul where the first player went down, Carrington is boxing out, WSU player wraps her arm under Carringtons, then WSU player collapses to the floor.

The T on Carrington is bizarre. In my mind, it warrants a personal foul, but when Brit was getting hit with that in the U$C (or perhaps UCLA game...definitely the last homestand), nuthin'.

I haven't rewatched yet, so I don't know about the first play.

On the second one, it was an unsportsmanlike foul, not a technical. I believe an unsportsmanlike is similar to what the NBA calls a flagrant 1. That is, the unsportsmanlike foul was just for fouling too hard: unnecessary and excessive contact.

However I haven't checked the NCAA rule book to confirm.

[CompSci87]

Rewatching the game today--Carrington was robbed. In the foul where the first player went down, Carrington is boxing out, WSU player wraps her arm under Carringtons, then WSU player collapses to the floor.

The T on Carrington is bizarre. In my mind, it warrants a personal foul, but when Brit was getting hit with that in the U$C (or perhaps UCLA game...definitely the last homestand), nuthin'.

I haven't rewatched yet, so I don't know about the first play.

On the second one, it was an unsportsmanlike foul, not a technical. I believe an unsportsmanlike is similar to what the NBA calls a flagrant 1. That is, the unsportsmanlike foul was just for fouling too hard: unnecessary and excessive contact.

However I haven't checked the NCAA rule book to confirm.