2022 Michigan State - Tony Spredeman & Mike Gentgen vs Sam Dijohn & Cody Byre - Open Doubles Final

2022 Michigan State - Tony Spredeman & Mike Gentgen vs Sam Dijohn & Cody Byre - Open Doubles Final

[@kLoaKzzz]

My favorite part is when Tony tried acting like he didn't even hit the wall on the jar, and that he just swung 😂

[@stevenbryant4718]

Slow-mo at 15:55 shows Tony with wall contact as the catch was made. Tony was swinging at the fakes bank shot which would have hit the wall where he did with his bumper. It was fast, they probably felt it not saw it.

[@clarkh4130]

These guys are good!!

[@ezequielcervantes3925]

Tony hit the wall and was a clear jar. Tony would never cheat but his perception of the play was off.

[@ozz2362]

you reviewed it and tony didn't touch the wall, maybe update that eyeglass prescription, guarantee tony has since looked at this and knows he jarred that ball. Not that it even matters every single person had a shot with that ball afterwards.

[@lifeisgood3589]

The crazy thing is all Toney is thinking about every time he scores is how they called a foul that was bs to take the ball from him. Bad idea .... we all see what happens

[@rptucker3871]

The announcer reviewed it and he said Tony did not hit the wall. In fact he did hit the wall. Was it hard enough to jar the ball? maybe, but he did hit the wall. Of course then when the other team hit the bank Tony claimed what? That they hit the wall? I watched over and over and the forward didn't move, not even close to the wall. hmm I guess being the best and winning is not enough sometimes.

[@jeremybr2020]

15:57 I watched a replay of this in slow motion, and while Tony's 5 row did in fact make contact with the wall, I don't believe it was hard enough to be considered a jar. That's why I think Tony believed he didn't even make it to the wall, because contact was so light and quick. I just got to the part where the announcer states Tony did not touch the wall. Even though I'm sure he did, I went back one more time just to be doubly sure, and Tony clearly touches the wall. No question. So I'm not sure how he figured it otherwise.

[@kLoaKzzz]

Tony definitely jarred him there. With how fast the ball went to the 3 bar that would definitely jar it off

[@jeremybr2020]

@@kLoaKzzz I disagree. The ball could've just as easily been a dropped pass. When watching the replay, Tony's 5 row touches the wall so quickly it just wouldn't have been enough to cause a jar. Watch a video of someone jamming the rod into the wall hard enough cause a jar, but watch it at .25 speed. At that speed you see the bumper smashed into the wall and there is a clear pause before it comes back off. In regular speed it happens so fast you don't see it. There was zero pause in Tony's rod. It barely makes contact and is immediately pulled back. And again, this is why Tony didn't think he hit the wall at all.

[@csfanatikdbz]

You can see the table shake when he hits the wall. I definitely felt it too. Easy call

[@jeremybr2020]

@@csfanatikdbz You are right, the table was shaking. There's one problem though....I went back several minutes in the game and watched some of it still on the slow motion setting, and I noticed something. The table is almost always shaking. Anytime there is some quick lateral movement, whether to pass, shoot or try to defend......the table shakes. Go back and watch some of it in slow motion and you will see what I mean. The table seems to have quite a bit of movement. I'm thinking maybe this is what it typically looks like on a regular basis, if watching it in slow motion. There is always some table movement that we don't really notice. And when a jar happens, it just means there was an exceptionally large amount of movement that was caused.

[@stevenbryant4718]

A jar is a jar if you mess up the toe grip feel of the ball, not just knock it loose. At that point, and you have seen Tony do this plenty, he could have done a quick shot from the toe.

[@FETCHSPEC]

defense is not on point.