Let’s be clear, even if the play was not whistled a flagrant foul on Desi Rodriguez, Arkansas still had a 3-point lead once Jaylen Barford hit his free throws. Of course, to be fair, it did change the play Seton Hall would have run if it would have been a one-possession game with a chance to tie it.
Anyway, it’s still a controversial play, so NCAA Nation Coordinator of Men’s Basketball Officiating, J.D. Collins went on television and explained the play.
NCAA National Coordinator of Men's Basketball Officiating J.D. Collins explains the flagrant foul call at the end of the Arkansas game.