2017 College Championships: Men's Final Carleton vs UNC-Wilmington
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- The 2017 College Championships were held in Mason and Dayton, Ohio May 25-28. In total 40 teams competed throughout Memorial Day weekend - 20 each in the men’s and women’s divisions.
Watch the men's final between Carleton College Cut and University of North Carolina-Wilmington Seamen, which initially aired on ESPNU.
Where do all these amazing freshmen come from? It'd be awesome to recruit guys already pretty great.
The seamen...they named their team the seamen...
The guy at 56:19 is traveling ridiculously. Glad it was called. I think he traveled about ten different times. The players name was Olson. He just didn't seem to get the idea of stopping and setting a pivot foot.
After reading this comment I started watching that pivot foot. It was moving all over the place.
Thanks for replying to my comment. I just watched it again and it is like a little kid playing basketball that picks it up and walks all over the place. I can't believe this was a guy playing Ultimate at the highest college level.
13:43 the receiver catches the disc and looks at a wide open number 10 coming under; he points him to go long and unleashes a bomb that meets number 10, who's wide open by now, in the endzone! Hilarious - he calls for the cut he wanted, and the guy was open under. But judging by the execution, he knew his cutter would be open and he knew he had the throw.
Finally
That's why they called it America's sport.
Pretty much every highlight of Alex Olsen he's traveling hahaha
Yep. Is he still on the team. Opponents need to call him all the time until he learns not to do it. I'm actually a fan of all Minnesota Ultimate and particularly Carleton. However, I don't want to see a star Carleton player rely on the generosity of his opponents to let him get away with rules violations.
Russell just a monster for UNCW.
Googled "Bishop Fenwick High School" and got Peabody MA. Wrong.
Good game.
When your coach reacts like that to a mistake it is bound to have affects on the rest of your game. Bad attitude from the coach in my opinion.
when?
@@omrijoker 36.20
The spike?
Haha I mean I guess, but I can personally attest that he is an amazing coach. High stress scenario, everyone has their moments lol
Meh, nothing to see here, hardly even a spike
Mateer's conduct is not very respectable. Yes he gets the block at 1:35:50 but it's clearly an intentional foul.
1:25:57 so old
AT 9:30 beautiful defensive play by Jack Williams. HEINOUS call by the spinless #55 from Carleton College. #55 Red deserves much disrespect for not accepting that he was outhustled by the Wilmington defender. There was NO CONTACT!! And even if there had been a tiny tick on the hand, an HONORABLE PLAYER DOESN'T CALL THAT, because the defender was working harder and deserved the knock-down.
Mitch Dangler, the head observer, and the color announcer totally blew it in agreeing with the dishonorable guy who made the call!! If BS calls like this become the norm, then Ultimate will have to go to real referees to become a serious sport.
clearly hit's his hand, it's a foul
Are we watching the same game or nah???
Jack's first point of contact on that bid was the other guys hand...