NCAA men’s turn a meant… Marshall vs Wichita State by @Ray McClure - Post Details
NCAA men’s turn a meant… Marshall vs Wichita State
An obvious spin move that is a traveling violation right in the free-throw semi circle in front of God and everybody and all three officials have no whistle on it. Therefore they ruled it as legal activity.
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