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Quit the whining please!

Sorry, you're wrong about the whistle ... It cost the CATS the game. The game was not called evenly!

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Its actually sad, its like watching a limbless dog trying to run a race. These few posters are so out numbered on this situation on this board and around the country but they keep acting like they have a leg to stand on
 
I've been on the boards since the 90's and there are only 3 games that I can remember that this many people on this board had the same opinion of the refs..... 2 were in the 6 years against UNC.... and this is the 3rd.
 
Tyler drove in the lane alot more in the 1st half compared to the 2nd half. The second half the switched defense really had an effect on him getting into the lane.

But Tyler isnt someone that drives in the paint to get fouled. Alot of times he pulls up and shoots a jumper or a floater.

The fact he's second on our team in getting to the line I think speaks volumes. We just don't have those guys that consistently draw fouls. Murray would rather take jump shots.

Briscoe does drive but not nearly enough and when he does get fouled he can't make a free throw :(
 
The refs did not cost UK this game. We had a chance to win at the end of regulation and had a miscue. Our bigs had a hard time defending without fouling tonight. I know it's tough to lose a close game we had a chance to win but you really make yourself look petty when you whine about the officials. It was a great game and we saw that the Cats have a great chance to be right there at the end in march. GBB!

It was a terrible officiated game, and it didn't lose the game for us. If you didn't make a thread about it, it would already be an afterthought.
 
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Just because there's a disparity in free throws doesn't mean anything.

Do people ever on this board say ANYTHING about the refs when UK has the huge disparity in their favor?

I wish the blaming ref people would at least be consistent.

So if it's 50-20 in KU's favor = refs fault.
If it's 50-20 in UK's favor = refs are fine.

Disparity means nothing. But if your gonna point to it as evidence the refs are for certain teams then do the same exact thing when it's in our favor too.

Your post is as inaccurate as the OP's, you must be cousins.
 
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Your post is as inaccurate as the OP's, you must be cousins.

So let's say you have Team A and Team B...........Team A attempts 45 free throws. Team B attempts 15.

So that automatically means Team A was getting favorable calls from the ref?

What if I said in all possessions Team B took nothing but 3s and Team A did nothing but drive the ball into the lane. Would your opinion change?

Style of play has alot to do with it.
 
The Answer must really be upset about the UL game to be trying to push misery onto us UK fans

Why would I be upset over one of the biggest wins we've had all year? lol

I mean look u can try to paint me out as a non UK fan......the fact is I'm one of the most positive posters on this board. I love the direction this team is heading in.
 
It's been said that it was a terribly officiated game, if you don't recognize that maybe girl's soccer is more your game? Hopefully it won't take you 3 posts to try an make a point.

So because the majority of fans on a UK message board feel the calls didn't go UK's way in a loss, I'm supposed to just say oh ok I guess that's that.

The reason I'm arguing it is because in conference play we rank 11th on defense in free throw rate. It's a problem and if it doesn't get corrected, we'll lose games because of it.

This is a discussion board. It's worth discussing.
 
UK FTM 325 FTA 487
Opp FTM 338 FTA 480
This is through 21 games

Post the numbers from the last 5 years.

You'll see this one is an outlier. We usually have a huge disparity in our favor.

Cause Cal preaches getting to the rim on offense and not fouling on D

It's just this year we haven't been good at it
 
2015 = 943 to 671 UK
2014 = 1146 to 836
2013 = 757 to 587
2012 = 938 to 614
2011 = 789 to 658
2010 = 971 to 688

So did the refs just change this season..........or do we just have an issue with the players on this team?
 
The very few of you posting that Kansas didn't get any home cooking is hilarious. ESPN commentators and people that aren't even UK fans have been talking about how bad the officiating was. The way I look at it, the out come is over with. Kansas won and Kentucky lost. The officiating was one sided but we still should have won that game regardless. I'm proud of how the team played in that environment and seen enough to know that Kentucky could beat Kansas on a neutral floor and should have beat them at AFH.

I'd like to see a link to this mass media outcry on "poor" officiating yesterday.
 
Media members fall into the same trap.

When a team shoots that many more free throws than the other team, everyone feels the refs are favoring one over another.
 
I'm just going to name 1. Jay Williams. Look up his twitter.


He's only 1 of the ESPN crew but if you are serious about wondering... you can look around the interwebs yourself

He's by and far the worst college basketball "analyst" in the history of college basketball.

“I love the place,” he said. “I love the campus. If you're a college student and you're in the midwest, really anywhere, this is a college campus, a college life, a student life. And the pride they take in this basketball program; Bill's taken it to another level, but it's always been here.”

Said Kentucky big man Alex Poythress: “Oh, it was crazy. Loudest atmosphere I've ever been in.”
 
Self used it (triangle and 2) because Kentucky's 5-foot-9 Ulis had been shredding KU's defense in an even louder way that even Oklahoma State's Jawun Evans and Iowa State's Monté Morris had in victories against Kansas. Less than two minutes into the second half, Ulis had scored 18 points, made 8 of 10 field goals and had five assists, no turnovers and three steals. Then Kansas switched its defense and Kentucky turned it over on its first possession against it and went on a three-minute scoring drought.

Ulis played all 45 minutes and finished with 26 points, eight assists and three turnovers. Whereas the junk defense slowed Ulis, nothing could stop KU's Wayne Selden Jr. (33 points) from having the best game of his career.

"Yeah, I didn't have many openings," Ulis said of playing against the triangle-and-two. "I forced a few things late, should have given the ball up."

Graham said that he and Mason communicated on each possession, discussing which player would check Ulis that time down the floor, doing so in order to prevent each other from growing too exhausted to be effective.

The defense made Kentucky slam on its brakes for the first time all night.

"They were chasing Tyler and Jamal and it made it difficult to get into our sets, so we had to change it on the fly," said Kentucky's Alex Poythress, who had a big night with 13 points, eight rebounds, a block and two steals.
 
Doesn't really matter who he picked.
It matters when your accusing the guy of falling into a trap. The guy gets paid to analyze games for a living and he criticized the officiating like the majority of people on this board have. You chose to keep arguing a point that very few agree with.
 
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LOL, I'm going to run out of space on the ignore list if I keep this up! :D
 
Actually I would put you as the worst analyst of college basketball ever. Jay Williams played the game and now gets paid to talk about the game...... he is infinitely more qualified to comment on this than some random Kansas fan
 
By the way, before the KU fan gets on the ignore list............ I want to remind everyone this was the same idiot who said KU had a chance with Fox and Monk a few months ago. argued the point almost until the bitter end. Just to show how blind the KU fan is
 
Also not sure why anyone would be put on anyone's ignore list

So because people don't agree with your view of the game, they get put on ignore.

Seems childish to me lol.

People get mad over the craziest things lol
 
He's by and far the worst college basketball "analyst" in the history of college basketball.

“I love the place,” he said. “I love the campus. If you're a college student and you're in the midwest, really anywhere, this is a college campus, a college life, a student life. And the pride they take in this basketball program; Bill's taken it to another level, but it's always been here.”

Said Kentucky big man Alex Poythress: “Oh, it was crazy. Loudest atmosphere I've ever been in.”
I'm done talking about Kansas. The games over with man. Your team won and I'm looking forward to our game Tuesday night. No matter what you post I watched the game with my own eyes and have my own opinion on the officiating. You defending that garbage is not going to change anyone's mind on this board.
 
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By the way, before the KU fan gets on the ignore list............ I want to remind everyone this was the same idiot who said KU had a chance with Fox and Monk a few months ago. argued the point almost until the bitter end. Just to show how blind the KU fan is
I don't understand the point of a Kansas fan coming to this board to defend the officiating.
 
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