It's obvious that Antoine takes a beating in our games, that along with tight box-and-one guarding (an obvious defensive tactic) he gets clobbered while moving through the other team's defense both with and without the ball. Looks like hockey some games. And while the refs are calling ticky-tack fouls and spending a lot of time reviewing fouls in the paint (even the WSU announcers last night commented on the number of video reviews) they are ignoring the muggings that many other teams are using to slow down Antoine. A team that employs those tactics as its defensive strategy should pay for it by having starters foul out early and often.
The league office should be reprimanding and suspending refs who are letting this go on and having a word of prayer with coaches and ADs about fair play and sportsmanship and why we have intercollegiate sports.
The culture at some schools where a coach turns a blind eye to sportsmanship and encourages or even just ignores dirty play is a stain on that school and that coach. The ADs, the schools and the league should show some cojones and remember that collegiate sports is about molding kids into good people and not teaching them how close they can cut corners to win at all costs. That's a bad life lesson. The best coaches are the ones who sit and suspend or even toss players who bend the rules of good behavior. And if the coaches don't do it and the AD doesn't do it, the league should.