Round 1 | Game 6 | Los Angeles (3) @ Golden State (2) | 5/1

[og15]

GSW fan here. I'm curious as to whether anyone thought Curry foot faulted on his intentionally missed FT? It looked to me like his foot very well might have crossed the line before the ball hit the rim and backboard, there was even a Clippers player (Collison?) pointing at it as it happened. Should the Clippers have been given the ball with .4 seconds left last night?

Who's watching that though? I mean I guess the refs should be, but I don't even know how you noticed that. Still, 0.4 seconds is an attempted lob, which yes, was possible, but whatever, on to game 7.

[lakerhater]

GSW fan here. I'm curious as to whether anyone thought Curry foot faulted on his intentionally missed FT? It looked to me like his foot very well might have crossed the line before the ball hit the rim and backboard, there was even a Clippers player (Collison?) pointing at it as it happened. Should the Clippers have been given the ball with .4 seconds left last night?

I didn't notice that. do you have a video link?

I thought CP3 should have been in position to foul Curry about a 1/2 second earlier in order to leave some time. He seemed out of position to foul

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16FbrLnKqn8&list=UUn3Kw4tcg8ErxR0iirP9rig[/youtube]

Between 8:42 and 8:43 on the above video. I'm a GSW fan but it looks like a lane violation to me.

[Roscoe Sheed]

that would have been a very marginal call.

The calls that went against the Clips that I find more questionable were Blake's last foul (hardly any contact at all- certainly did not warrant the way Igoudala reacted) and Redick's last call could have easily been a charge with the way Barnes lowered his shoulder. Additionally, as was mentioned before Collison was fouled on his way to the basket at the end of the game.

The Warriors had calls go against them too. I thought some of Lee's fouls were bogus. As was said earlier, the refs need to start letting these guys play more.