“I believed it was asinine that our man would grasp onto the ball like that,” Self mentioned.
The 7-foot-2 Dickinson and 6-6 White remained tangled even whereas stumbling out of bounds as whistles blew to cease the motion. TCU guard Vasean Allette and freshman Malick Diallo additionally reached for the ball. As soon as Dickinson lastly gave up the ball, officers reviewed the play and issued technical fouls to each him and White.
“That was a bonehead play. However what made it a bonehead play as a lot as something … when the whistle blows, you cease. And I am positive they blew it a number of instances,” Self mentioned. “Value us a possession, so yeah, I wasn’t glad to see that in any respect.”
The Horned Frogs had possession after the tie-up and White responded with an alley-oop dunk on a cross from Noah Reynolds with 12:44 left to place them up 48-47. That was the final time they led the sport.
Dickinson, who completed with a team-high 16 factors and 9 rebounds, wasn’t one of many gamers that Kansas introduced into the postgame interview.
TCU coach Jamie Dixon, who was on the reverse finish of the court docket from the place the gamers acquired snarled, had a a lot completely different response to the play than Self.
“It was unimportant, I suppose,” mentioned Dixon, who did not suppose there was something soiled or vicious in regards to the play.
“I do not even know what the T’s have been for, however I suppose the officers instructed them to cease,” he mentioned. “They did not do what they have been instructed to do by the officers.”
Reporting by The Related Press.
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