Why the F*** was Ole Miss given the ball

[CRZ4UK]

Can you name a team that has been penalized more by goaltends than us?

I thought they would overturn Adou’s block in the Gonzaga game. I thought it was clearly on the way up??? Nope…. Not UK.

 

[mdlUK.1]

This has happened to us twice now this year, correct?

Yes. Just watched the replay and I don’t think they ever mentioned that they changed the call. Plus, Edward’s had the rebound and scored. Why wasn’t that basket allowed?

 

[the nail at the foul line]

I can tell you how it happened.

Watch when Pat Adams called a shot clock violation because he thought the clock said .3 and not .8

3 goobers were officiating the game.

The Reed blocking call where his ribs blocked an extended forearm reminded me that Pat isn't good.

 

[JonathanW]

The Reed blocking call where his ribs blocked an extended forearm reminded me that Pat isn't good.

Yes that was a horrible one. But I don't think it was even an extended forearm, I think it was a fully extended arm (worse).

 

[Catapult]

Just now in Clemson/Miami game, they reviewed for shot clock violation and found ball had touched rim (Miami had ball and got the rebound). Bilas states it is just like goal tending where it is team control decides who gets ball if call overturned. Miami got ball. You just can't make this stuff up!

 

[HalHR2500]

Maybe we could exploit this to our advantage in the future. Nah, refs would still screw us.

Yeah the phantom cylinder call against Mitchell

 

[specialkd24]

Just rewatched it, they did NOT change the possession arrow. They simply gave the ball to Ole Miss. What a joke!

They may not have changed it on the TV graphic (because I think they were confused too) ... but they had to change the possession arrow because we got the ball at the start of the 2nd half.

So officially with the scorer's table, they did give Ole Miss the alternate possession there.

Again - stupid rule ... but they definitely used the possession arrow there.