Wednesday, February 2, 2011  Xavier's Mack: 'It was the right
call'  Xavier coach Chris Mack didn't have a problem with how
that weird sequence of events ended up for his team in a 66-62
loss Wednesday to the 49ers at Halton Arena.   "As hard as it is
to swallow, it was the right call," said Mack.  When Derrio
Green was allowed to retake two free throws that Chris Braswell
had missed (Braswell, as it turned out, shouldn't have been in
the game because he had fouled out due to an elbow he
inadvertently threw at Xavier's Tu Holloway that
hadn't initially been caught by the officials), most coaches
might have pitched a fit. Especially when Green made them both
after Braswell's misses.  But Mack saw that a correctable error
had been made -- and corrected. He was graceful enough to
recognize that and not make an issue out of it afterward.  Mack
began his coaching career as an assistant to the late Skip
Prosser at Xavier and Wake Forest. Prosser was one of the
classiest guys in the profession and some of that no do