I'm sure this has been discussed in other threads, but I'm too lazy to look through them. Did Monte actually get hit in the face against K-State? It was hard to tell. To me it didn't look like he did, but was wanting to hear thoughts from others.
Did Monte pull a Marcus Smart?
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I'm positive he really got hit, and hard enough to hurt. It was certainly accidental, and he might have sold it a bit, but a legitimate foul nonetheless.
Looked like a delayed reaction to me. Baylor and Texas got by with so many flops on us, he figured it was our turn.
Deandre Kane did this just as much as Marcus Smart, hence the name 'Flop-a-polooza', when the two faced eachother....
No, he didn't. It is literally impossible for anyone to flop as much as Marcus Smart did.
He got hit but it looked like he flopped because they slowed the video way down. Nobody reacts instantly when getting elbowed in the face.
Literally the first time I've heard the phrase "Flop-a-polooza". Don't make things up. Kane made Smart look like a fool.
Agreed. Anyone who gets an elbow to the face would look just like this. His head didn't go back right away because it was a swipe. The delayed reaction made it look bad in slow motion. I'm pretty sure he was even bleeding a little bit but I don't have a photo to confirm.
Go back to 2014 look at the threads I believe I started on called just that.... Because you weren't around does not mean it was not. Thanks for being a ******....
Monte maybe exhadrated a bit but there was contact and it was a standard foul correctly called. Smart would initiate contact and fall down trying to force a call whether contact was made or not game after game.
Someone needs to link the Kane vs Smart baseline fall as the prime example.
Someone needs to link the Kane vs Smart baseline fall as the prime example.
Yeesh. Defensive much? I looked and didn't see anything. Searches were fruitless. Since you seem to know exactly where they are, maybe you could share with us. In any case, Kane didn't flop a tenth as much as Smart did.
Yes Kane playing Smart was more like a freight train rolling over a petulant teenager. Kane completely exposed the weak crap he had previously been getting away with.