SEC will review the technical foul
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Oh good, maybe we can replay the last 9 seconds.
Hurrah!!
Perhaps we can get a formal apology out of it.
Perhaps we can get a formal apology out of it.
Most likely: a (pathetic, bullsh**) rationalization.
At best: a useless apology.
At best: a useless apology.
O good....our game will be put on a highlight film for officials training in the future on what NOT TO DO...glad that has a 0% of helping our seeding or helping us get to play in Louisville. I'd also like to think that we could get points with the committee for playing without Poythress for what looks like a month but hell will freeze over before they give us any help in that room.
Goodman defending us and giving Calipari credit? This is stranger than the end of the game last night
same as wisc shot clock violation, which was used for training and eventually a rule change in favor of reviews
This is simply putting lipstick on a pig. They protect their own and will find some way to rationalize it. We will continue to see bad officiating until the officials are made to pay a price for their ineptitude.
There will be NO apology.
It will be some bulkshet the ref said... It will be his side (fairytale) presented.
No way in hell, he says he is wrong. He might even sprinkle some more "facts" to support his T.
In turn, he will be backed by SEC
It will be some bulkshet the ref said... It will be his side (fairytale) presented.
No way in hell, he says he is wrong. He might even sprinkle some more "facts" to support his T.
In turn, he will be backed by SEC
At the very best they'll say it was a judgment call that could have gone either way and be correct, and note that it was one of hundreds of decisions made in the course of the game. At worst, they'll defend the smarmy little turd.
Ref may get 50 lashes at the whipping post?
I'm glad these ref's can learn at the expense of our players. It's great.
guess I appreciate the thought, but a lot of bloody good it will do
Adams decided that game, and the loss won't be changed
Adams decided that game, and the loss won't be changed
Doesn't mean much at this point,it was probably the worst call I have ever seen in terms of what happened vs the impact of the call on the outcome of the game.
If Tyler doesn't chest bump does the rest of what happens ever take place?
If Tyler doesn't chest bump does the rest of what happens ever take place?
Gary Coleman's fat azz needs to be fined at the very least. The two refs standing in front watching knew you don't call a technical for that, then Webster comes from behind and T's him up.
100% without question, no. Anyone can watch the video and see that. Hump was cool, calm and collected up until then.
Thanks for posting that OP. I'm glad people are talking about it. This year has seen some of the sorriest officiating I can remember.
Isn't it amazing that college basketball officials aren't graded and held accountable for their performance? It's like this review is an exception to the NCAA's general rule that the officials can do whatever they hell they want without consequence. It's gone on for far too long, and it's entirely unacceptable.
I'm happy that they seem to be acknowledging how terrible it was, but looking at just this one call won't change anything. Each game should be reviewed in its entirety, and the results should be made public. That's the only way to ensure some kind of accountability.
I'm happy that they seem to be acknowledging how terrible it was, but looking at just this one call won't change anything. Each game should be reviewed in its entirety, and the results should be made public. That's the only way to ensure some kind of accountability.
Damage is done ... We lost a game solely because of an individual decision only a true hater would make ... And the decision will be he was technically within his rights to make it. No apology and no retraction
The answer is fairly simple. Adams should be fined the same amount that he was paid for working last night's game. He entirely changed the outcome, so he should suffer the same fate.
If he's upset about it, great. There are plenty of other leagues where he can work. But at least the message will be out there--Pull that BS in our conference, and you won't be compensated.
You are absolutely correct. That official could've simply told Issac, I could T you up, don't do it again. Instead, the quick whistle and T. Absolutely ridiculous. Officiating in all sports anymore is a JOKE!
This POS officiating situation is a reflection of the incompetence of the higher ed bureaucrats which make up the NCAA leadership.
They are simply going to say it is a technical foul by rule. Discretion of the referee is the issue at hand. That's a personal choice by Pat Adams. Referees have the discretionary authority to make the call or overlook it.
What's done is done...I agree we CAN be a dangerous force going forward, but our main focus going forward is hoping that our training staff can get these guys healthy and ready for the stretch run...GOCATS!!!
If the apology is to suspend Pat Adams then I'm all for it.
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