seconds from the time Nance touched the ball after the ref flipped it to him, until the other WY player touched the ball.

Yup, and just took ANOTHER step on that travel the refs missed

AGinNEIowa wrote:seconds from the time Nance touched the ball after the ref flipped it to him, until the other WY player touched the ball.

And everyone knows that hand times take off about .14 seconds so really that's like a 5.44... oh wait...

My wife and I were both yelling "FIVE SECONDS!" at the tv. Our dog didn't like our yelling so he started barking at us. It looked like the ref started counting late and only got to three before the in-bounds.

after watching again, it didn't look like the ref started counting until Nance had broken to his left.

I can't (I can't express myself without swearing) about that. A half a second is within expected error for manually counting.

I'm with you on that dirt.

Better teams make their own breaks happen. Wyoming penetrated the key, put back a missed free throw when should have no opportunity to do so. Aggies did not rebound well or go for loose balls. Wyoming wanted the game more and played that way. It was not the "5" seconds that did the AGGIES in last night.

The defining play for me was when Adams dove for a loose ball he had no reason getting and called a time out. Our guys wouldn't get dirty to get the ball.

I only watched the final 13 seconds, so that's the only play I can really comment on.