Thankful for replay.

[TNCatfanforever]

That one point was huge and I am surprised Anthony Jordan took it away.

 

[mrj-uk]

I agree. Would have lost in regulation if not corrected.

 

[Blueblood22]

The entire last five minutes would have been played differently, so it's hard to say we would have lost.

If you're going that route, if the refs call the offensive goal tend in the first half, we win in regulation.

 

[Ugoff]

I've never seen it take that long to correct a 3 pointer...

 

[dezyDeco]

Thankfully, the replay was clear enough to avoid the "not enough to overturn" scenario... even looked like both feet had a toe on the line to me.

 

[mrj-uk]

You are right, but you cannot change the goal tending call made. You can review a 3 pointer or not.

 

[doneitall]

Originally posted by TNCatfanforever:
That one point was huge and I am surprised Anthony Jordan took it away.

Gotta give Jordan credit

 

[SpensBRJ]

That was one of the worst blown offensive goal tends I remember seeing. I thought Cal's head was going to explode. 3 officials that couldn't see that, even Horn laughed at that one.

 

[FtWorthCat]

I thought it was unfair to Ole Miss to let them play for so long thinking they had an extra point. Not that it mattered in the end. But they should have stopped the game as soon as they found out it was questionable and checked the replay.

 

[Seth C]

They should have just made the right call when it happened. I started screaming about it immediately, before the basket was even credited. It was obvious had any of the refs been paying attention. Based on their calls the rest of the night, it was obvious none of them were.