Aaron Craft does it on both ends of the floor, including earning a questionable-at-best charging call, to help Ohio State beat Iowa State.
The Round of 32 match-up between #2 Ohio State and #10 Iowa State went down to the very end. The turning point for Ohio State came when, down by one, Aaron Craft earned a charging call here.
Iowa State's bench was livid. If this had been ruled a blocking foul, it would've meant two points plus the chance for one more, which would have put ISU up four.
And, upon closer look, they should have been angry: Craft's foot was hovering above the restricted-area line, and if a player's feet are on or above the line, it's a blocking foul.
In the minute following the "charge," Ohio State hit a free throw to tie it up. The game then went down to a last possession for OSU when Craft, who had struggled offensively for much of the game, took over.
