A question for any BB referee

[valpospartan]

If it is foul for a defensive player to put his hand/arm on the body of an offensive player, why isn't it a foul when a offensive player puts his hand/arm on the body of a defensive player?

UIC's Barlow did this every time he dribbled toward the basket and was never called for it - is this:
1. star treatment;
2. not a foul, or;
3. poor officiating?

[justducky]

3. poor officiating?

Tonight looked to me to be your average , ordinary, everyday, run of the mill 2012-13 HL officiating. What happened to those points of emphasis? 

[StlVUFan]

I only noticed one play like that - in the 2nd half, and Barlow's defender was called instead.  I thought Barlow pushed off with his arm, but I also thought his defender fouled him first.

[valpo4life]

It's a very tough call to make. But last night I had very few complaints at all, we were lucky to have a quality crew for our first Horizon league game. Here's to hoping the other crews can do what they did last night and not be a topic of discussion (minus this thread which isn't against the officiating, just a good question).

[humbleopinion]

I have no complaints about the officiating, but I am perplexed by the fact that the calls that they made were no different than the way games were called last year.  Was there a decision not to continue the areas of emphasis that were stressed earlier in the season?