[Bette]

In the game against Purdue, Manny Harris was ejected after his elbow connected with Purdue's Chris Kramer's nose. Kramer ended up with a bloody nose. NCAA refs have been cracking down on these sort of things after a rash of them.
The momentum switched and after the loss of their best player, Michigan lost.
Do you think Manny should have been ejected?

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Bette

In the game against Purdue, Manny Harris was ejected after his elbow connected with Purdue's Chris Kramer's nose. Kramer ended up with a bloody nose. NCAA refs have been cracking down on these sort of things after a rash of them.
The momentum switched and after the loss of their best player, Michigan lost.
Do you think Manny should have been ejected?

I missed it... was it intentional like flagrant, or just while playin hard ball? If it was an intentional thing than yes his φφφφφ should have been thrown out.

[Bette]

Originally Posted by Quality88

I missed it... was it intentional like flagrant, or just while playin hard ball? If it was an intentional thing than yes his φφφφφ should have been thrown out.

I saw the replay clips.
No it was not intentional. It was a basketball move, nothing more. Unfortunately Kramer's nose got in the way. The look on the poor kid's face when he got ejected.
But some thought it was the right thing. Dont ask me why.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Bette

I saw the replay clips.
No it was not intentional. It was a basketball move, nothing more. Unfortunately Kramer's nose got in the way. The look on the poor kid's face when he got ejected.
But some thought it was the right thing. Dont ask me why.

If it wasn't a flagrant foul, than no. I saw the North Carolina game yesterday and at the end of the game a Tarheel player was ejected for goin after a player that fouled him. It was a hard foul by the NC State player, but the North Carolina player shouldn't have went after him. So he was rightfully ejected.