Did Grayson Allen Try To Trip Another Opponent?
Photo: Michael Hickey/ [object Object] In the second half of Duke’s close win over Notre Dame this evening, Grayson Allen and Temple Gibbs got tangled together when Allen was rolling around a screen and Gibbs ended up on the floor. Nobody was called for a foul on the play, but both parties arguably could have been, as Gibbs flopped away from Allen and Allen appears to have tried to stomp on Gibbs’s toes.
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While it’s not immediately clear if he made contact, there’s no logical basketball explanation for Allen’s double-hopping with his left foot then stamping down with his right, especially since he didn’t make a cut to the corner. Either way, Duke won, and Allen will probably strike again.
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