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http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.co...m+morrison

Said Belser, "If I was guarding anybody else in the nation, I feel there really wouldn't be a call. He's always saying to me, 'Welcome to Spokane. We get the calls.' It kind of shows, I feel like. He's constantly talking to the refs, saying I'm hooking him, I'm holding him."
Belser wasn't done.
"He says some personal things," Belser said. "The last game when we lost to them, he told me if I got hit by a train and died, he wouldn't care. Tonight, he was like, 'You're a role player. Did your family come to watch you play your last game?'
"His tactics are a little unclassy. He's not what college basketball should be."
Belser got a technical foul in the second half, a costly fourth, when the officials caught him tossing the ball at Morrison. Belser said Morrison had shoved the ball at him and he was caught retaliating.
For his part, Morrison denied the "train" comment, adding that Belser, the Bethel High product, called him names that couldn't be printed.
"It's over and done with," he shrugged. "Like I always say to him: 'Scoreboard.' I've never lost to him, and losers never get a chance to talk trash."