Medley, Florida – The unrivaled women’s basketball league is still working on the folds during the second week of its brief inaugural season.
The 64-63 vinyl victory on Friday on the laces presented a remarkable sequence which caused the confusion for the players, the coaches and the fans:
First, the star of vinyl rhyne Howard seemed to block a 3 -point shot by the lace goalkeeper Jackie Young, but was called for a fault.
Howard immediately reported his bench to challenge.
Vinyl coach Teresa Weatherspoon swirled his right index in the air for a review.
But the vinyl did not have a review to use – they already used it in the first half.
Alyssa Thomas out-of-competition laces, which has made a personal race 8-2 to help laces to take the lead in the fourth quarter, said a technical fault with her hands several times.
Lace coach Andrew Wade also thought it should have been a technical fault, as when the teams call waiting times when they no longer have them.
While the referees and players were trying to settle the situation, Weatherspoon asked for clarification from the executive vice-president and unrivaled director of Clarre Duwelius and the basketball operations louis Lehman, sitting on the basic line.
Unlike WNBA, unrivaled teams no longer receive a challenge after using the first.
“I just confused our rules,” said Weatherspoon. “We are from one league to another, and in this league, if you win, you don’t get another one.”
No technical fault has been issued. There was no revision. The fault was maintained – although it seemed that Howard had the whole ball. Young scored a franc launch of three points (an unrivaled rule) to reduce the lace-up deficit to 60-59.
Thomas scored a Lay-Up Grand Open to give the laces an advance of 63-62, but hung Dearerica Hamby on the following possession on a journey to the hoop. Hamby sank the winning franc launch of the game, worth two points, to guarantee the vinyl victory.
“A victory is a victory, and we are grateful,” said Hamby.
The end of free throws may have been anti-climitomity, but the end of the Laces-Vinyl game has shown that the last weeks of the first season of Invalided will only do more competitive.
There are only five other nights of unrivaled matches during the regular season: on Saturday Monday, March 7, 8, 8 and 10. The two days of playoffs start with semi-final matches on March 16 before the final of March 17.
Only four of the six clubs will play for the unrivaled championship.
Napheesa Collier’s lunar owls were the best team at 9-1. Angel Reese, Chelsea Gray and the Rose won five in a row to rank second with a 6-4 file. The two clubs will be in action on Saturday and Monday.
The vinyl has fauxed in n ° 3, before the laces at n ° 4. The two clubs have 5-6 records.
Breanna Stewart collected 21 points, eight rebounds and nine assists, while Rickea Jackson scored 20 points and Jewell Loyd added 18 points for the mist in an 88-62 victory against Sabrina Ionescu, Brittney Griner and The Phantom in the second match on Friday evening. The mist is 4-7 and in fifth place, while the ghost is 3-8 and in the last place.
Keep an eye on the laces which, despite the loss, presented Thomas, Tiffany Hayes and Kayla McBride in their departure alignment after the injuries tormented the club last month. They almost looked like the same version of themselves that started unparalleled 4-0.
“Tonight we have shown what we are capable of,” said Thomas. “I think the second half was the way we played at the start of the season. It was good for us.
This article originally appeared on USA Today: Unparalleled results: Vinyl beat laces after the challenge, Mist Top Phantom
