Somehow despite the use of instant replay, the referees stay with their initial (incorrect) call of Iowa ball with about 13 seconds left in the game and Purdue trailing by one. I don't understand the point of replay if you are going to delay the game for at least 2 minutes...and still stay with a bad call. To make matters worse, it was the type of play that is often called out on the offensive rebounder instead of calling the over back foul.
Can't feel too sorry for Purdue though there last possessions were a comedy of errors: Haas misses at the rim, they have a transition attempt with a guy streaking for a layup and miss him ending the possession with a missed open three, Swanigan yells about not getting the ball on said possession so on their next possession he turns it over, then Swanigan gets it again and misses at the rim. Everyone one of these possessions would have likely won them the game.
Can't feel too sorry for Purdue though there last possessions were a comedy of errors: Haas misses at the rim, they have a transition attempt with a guy streaking for a layup and miss him ending the possession with a missed open three, Swanigan yells about not getting the ball on said possession so on their next possession he turns it over, then Swanigan gets it again and misses at the rim. Everyone one of these possessions would have likely won them the game.
