Officials in Saturday's college basketball game between Duke and Virginia cost the Blue Devils a chance to win in regulation.
8 team in the country and the top team in the ACC. But the call was made, so I don’t know how the call can be taken away.” [Duke basketball](https://clutchpoints.com/virginia-basketball-news-cavaliers-give-duke-nightmare-not-seen-by-blue-devils-in-nearly-15-years) freshman Kyle Filipowski was fouled as time expired at the end of the second half. The freshman was 0-2 on free throws. So I don’t know exactly what the rule is. “They told me after the fact that the call was made after the buzzer,” Duke head coach Scheyer told reporters.
The ACC announced that officials blew a call at the end of regulation of the Blue Devils' game at Virginia on Saturday when Duke's Kyle Filipowski was ...
But the call was made, so I don’t know how the call can be taken away.” So I don’t know exactly what the rule is. “They told me after the fact that the call was made after the buzzer,” Duke coach John Scheyer told reporters, adding that he was never told why the call was overturned.
The Atlantic Coast Conference acknowledged officials made an "incorrect adjudication" on the final play of regulation in Saturday's game between Duke and No ...
Botched ending of Blue Devils v Cavaliers increases questions about college basketball officials. Force referees to explain their decisions.
[Luke DeCock’s Latest: Never miss a column on the Canes, ACC or other Triangle sports](https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/luke-decock/article258470243.html) [ACC officiating isn’t any worse than it is anywhere else](https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/luke-decock/article271523412.html), and it’s as good as it is anywhere else in the Power 5. The ACC had a theoretical officiating problem, fed and fomented by its own coaches, but after Saturday it’s a tangible one. [botched the end of the Duke-Virginia game](https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/acc/duke/article272426948.html), not by a missed judgment call but by what the league later acknowledged was a basic misapplication of the rulebook — a cardinal sin! Kyle Filipowski, denied the [potential game-winning free throws Saturday](https://www.newsobserver.com/sports/college/acc/duke/article272169773.html), was also punched in the throat at Virginia Tech on a Monday without penalty when a foul might have changed the outcome of that game — another Duke loss. Saturday night’s officiating debacle in Charlottesville couldn’t have come at a worse time for the ACC.
The ACC admitted that Duke should have shot two free throws at the end of regulation against Virginia on Saturday with the game tied at 58-58.
[big-time play](https://www.foxnews.com/sports/portland-state-makes-shot-year-improbable-buzzer-beater-stuns-northern-arizona) attacking the basket, and there’s no doubt he’s knocking down those free throws in my mind. [DUKE FUMES AS CRUCIAL FOUL CALL VS VIRGINIA GETS WAVED OFF; CAVALIERS WIN IN OVERTIME](https://www.foxnews.com/sports/duke-fumes-crucial-foul-call-vs-virginia-gets-waved-off-cavaliers-win-overtime) So, I don’t know exactly what the rule is." "A foul was called on Virginia’s Ryan Dunn during a shot attempt by Duke’s Kyle Filipowski as time expired," the ACC said. "He made a [matchup between Duke](https://www.foxnews.com/category/sports/ncaa/duke-blue-devils) and No.
The Amplify Center aims to provide free mental services to at least 200 ACC students at the college's Eastview Campus this year.
“This collaboration between ACC's Clinical Counseling and Dell Med’s Center for Youth Mental Health programs builds a connection like never before,” Rhodes said in a statement. The center can provide ACC students with mental health services, including employment and education support, connection to community resources and care navigation in person, over the phone or virtually. I think it’s really opening a door for more growth within the mental health community.” It also will help address the limited access that young adults have to mental health services and provide a friendly space for students, she said. The survey found that 33.7% of 18- to 25-year-olds, or 11.3 million people, have a mental illness. The center aims to provide mental health services for at least 200 ACC students within its first year of opening, according
The conference says the Blue Devils should have had a chance to win the game in regulation.
Tovio Ugone was blamed for taking time off work to recover from a workplace injury.
The dismissal left Ugone shattered, feeling undervalued, and as if he had lost himself. Anderson ruled the dismissal was a reaction to Ugone’s ACC Medical Certificate and Star Moving did not consult with Ugone about the purported restructuring, and did not consult with Ugone regarding the proposed alternative role. “No concerns were raised with Mr Ugone prior to the dismissal, no opportunity was provided to Mr Ugone to respond to Star Moving’s purported concerns as to his absence from work, and there was absolutely no consultation or notice given to Mr Ugone that his position might be disestablished. However, after Ugone provided Star Moving with a letter confirming he could return to work on restricted, sedentary duties, he was told by letter that due to his extended absence and a company restructure, his role was being disestablished. Ugone gave evidence he was never provided any further information about the alternative position, there was no discussion about pay and he was not provided with a draft individual employment agreement or any other documentation relating to the role. He was also unable to explain why he or Star Moving made no attempt to contact Ugone about the letter.
Tovio Ugone was an operations manager at Star Moving's Wellington Depot, but hurt his knee on the job in June 2020. He went on to ACC, but in August 2020 ...
But Anderson said: “Star Moving produced no records of such communications or attempts to call or contact Mr Ugone. Star Moving had every opportunity to provide such evidence to the authority but did not do so. And, after finding Star Moving had broken employment law when it failed to provide Ugone with a copy of his individual employment agreement, Anderson fined the company $6000 with $4000 going to the ERA, and $2000 to Ugone. He ordered Star Moving to pay Ugone $28,275.09 for wages lost as a result of the company’s actions, and in compensation, and pay $848.25 into his KiwiSaver account. * He went on to ACC, but in August 2020 when he told his employer he would be able to work on restricted “sedentary” duties, the company told him his job was gone.