Maybe the Wolves fans should be more concerned that they let Marion drop 30+ for the first time in the last six years, or that the Wolves bench contributed a whopping five points last night.

Moreover, the picture on left looks like Marion's fingers went through Loves hands and poked the ball. The black and white picture is misleading, it just stops the coloring mid-Marion-arm.

Even with a black and white, enhanced still, it's difficult to see where Marion's fingers end (unless he has a nub, I guess?). I wouldn't expect the refs to make that call in real time.

lol why do people keep using this as evidence? If anything, it shows Marion hit Love's hand which is part of the ball, therefore legal contact.

"Incidental Contact: The mere fact that contact occurs does not mean a foul has been committed. Players are allowed to contact other players when reaching for a loose ball, or when performing normal offensive and defensive movements. The hand is considered “ part of the ball” when it is in contact with the ball and…

I don't think that clubs "ending in F.C." qualifies anything. Some MLS clubs end in F.C. and some select/amature leagues clubs end in F.C., and the game is still called soccer in the states.

Hey Tim, this was hardly this biggest "horsehit," call of this game, you homer.

I would gladly drink this woman's bathwater.

"Peanut butter is considered a delicious spread, your thoughts?"

As a KU alumni, it's hard to admit that I loved this video.

I thought that was Chris Bosh's job?

This was really a chilling moment. All of the sacrifices these young men make so that I can take three hours out of a day to forget about my shit-hole of a life while I guzzle down cheap domestic beer is truly admirable.

"Kanye's got my back."

There isn't much going on in this guy's head.

With arms wide open