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'Big calls changed the game' - Caddell on Carrick loss
'Big calls changed the game' - Caddell on Carrick loss

BBC News

time09-08-2025

  • Sport
  • BBC News

'Big calls changed the game' - Caddell on Carrick loss

Crusaders manager Declan Caddell felt big calls went against his team as Carrick Rangers came back from three down to win 4-3 at Crues looked to be on course for an impressive win when hitting three goals inside the opening 32 minutes, but the decision by referee Mark Dillon to award a penalty when Aidan Steele was taken down by Elliot Dunlop proved to be something of a turning point as Jack Scott from Daniel Gibson either side of the break brought the visitors level, but another big call in injury time would lead to Scott stroking home a second penalty, awarded when a cross struck the hand of Robbie didn't feel his team produced the goods in the second period, but was frustrated by both big calls which ultimately cost his team."The first 35 minutes we dominated, scored three goals and could have had five or six, but a big call and a big decision has allowed Carrick to get back into the game," he told BBC Sport NI."You try to calm down over the summer, forget about things and look forward to a new campaign, but at 3-0 up we are cruising. A big call, which I think he got wrong, changed that game and from that we lost our way."I can take a bit of responsibility for that in the second half, as to how the players performed. I don't think they were at it, but big calls change games."Even the last penalty, I'm not sure again, so it's two huge calls from the referee that has given Carrick Rangers three points today." 'It's frustrating but we'll move on' Caddell does not believe the introduction of VAR into the Irish League is the natural step to rule on such big calls but instead feels the decisions that went against his team are easily fixed."You don't have to go VAR, they are basic decisions," he continued."On the sideline, I look for the reaction of my players and the opposition first one: the linesman is four yards away has given a throw-in to us, which was the right call, but the referee overrules him."The second: there referee says handball. It has hit his hand, but he hasn't made himself bigger, so they are huge calls."We lost our way and that can happen when calls go against you. It's frustrating, but we have to move on."

Duke's Jon Scheyer Gets Transfer Portal News After Historic Season
Duke's Jon Scheyer Gets Transfer Portal News After Historic Season

Yahoo

time12-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Duke's Jon Scheyer Gets Transfer Portal News After Historic Season

Duke Blue Devils head coach Jon Scheyer has been extremely successful in his promoted role with the program. Scheyer took over as the head coach at Duke in 2022 and has since led the program to an Elite Eight run and Final Four run. Advertisement The Blue Devils are fresh off a trip to the Final Four, having defeated Mount St. Mary's, Baylor, Arizona and Alabama in the NCAA Tournament. They ultimately lost to Houston in the Final Four, forcing Scheyer back to the drawing board. As the Blue Devils prepare for a major roster change, they bolstered the team via the transfer portal. On Sunday, Princeton transfer Jack Scott announced his commitment to Duke. "Committed," Scott said. "@DukeMBB Thanks to Coach Scheyer, Coach Schrage, and the entire Duke coaching staff for this opportunity." Scott played three seasons with the Princeton Tigers, from 2022 to 2025. Last season at Princeton, Scott posted 1.7 points, 1.7 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game. Advertisement While he hasn't had incredible production during his college basketball career, he's an established player with NCAA Tournament experience. Duke Blue Devils head coach Jon Donnan-Imagn Images Scott will look to help boost the lineup as Duke loses a ton of production from the 2024-25 college basketball season. During a 35-4 season, the Blue Devils' first 35-win season in a decade and only sixth time in program history, they were led by one of the best freshmen classes college basketball has ever seen. Cooper Flagg, Kon Knueppel and Khaman Maluach all made their mark during their freshman seasons with the Blue Devils. Each player, who originally committed to Duke as a five-star recruit, declared for the 2025 NBA Draft. Advertisement Related: Big John Calipari Announcement Made on Friday Related: UConn's Azzi Fudd Makes Major Personal Announcement on Friday

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