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Texas A&M 79 Kentucky 77 OT

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And as I mentioned earlier, just because refs blew a call before doesn't mean they should continue to blow calls does it? In the history of slamming the ball down you guys provide one time in which it wasn't called a technical. You all have proven that 99% of the time it is called a technical foul. :D

 

A player slammed the ball down today in the Maryland game, no T called. That being said, the smart move is to not take the chance and just hand it nicely to the ref.

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A player slammed the ball down today in the Maryland game, no T called. That being said, the smart move is to not take the chance and just hand it nicely to the ref.

 

Those refs must be UK fans. :D

Time for me to jinx UK.

 

The Wildcats have become a really good shooting team, with some great elements about it. With that said, I still don't consider them a good offensive team, if that makes sense. If Skal was half of what we thought he would be - say 8 and 5 a game - UK would be much more dynamic.

And as I mentioned earlier, just because refs blew a call before doesn't mean they should continue to blow calls does it? In the history of slamming the ball down you guys provide one time in which it wasn't called a technical. You all have proven that 99% of the time it is called a technical foul. :D

 

Where there is one, there are probably other examples.

 

Please note that the example was a National title game. If judgment can be used there in very similar game circumstances, why not in this one?

Where there is one, there are probably other examples.

 

Please note that the example was a National title game. If judgment can be used there in very similar game circumstances, why not in this one?

 

The ref did use judgment...you just don't agree with his judgment. I am not saying I do either but it is a "judgment" call...pun intended...

Willis's ankle.

 

Basically looked like my ankle from 15 months ago. I had trouble walking for weeks, hopefully with him being younger and access to better treatment, it wont' be as bad for him. However, I suspect he's going to be in a walking boot for a while.

Basically looked like my ankle from 15 months ago. I had trouble walking for weeks, hopefully with him being younger and access to better treatment, it wont' be as bad for him. However, I suspect he's going to be in a walking boot for a while.

 

I had this same injury about 5 years ago and I'm honestly still not perfect. I was on crutches for a week or two and a walking boot for almost a month.

I had this same injury about 5 years ago and I'm honestly still not perfect. I was on crutches for a week or two and a walking boot for almost a month.

 

Your timeline is pretty similar to me @Wireman. And I'll agree with you, still doesn't seem 100% perfect.

Sounds like Coach Cal confirmed on the SEC Coach's Call that he was the one that chose Skal to shoot the FTs.

Kentucky goes nowhere without Derek Willis. He is the game changer for this team.

 

If I had just awakened from a four-month coma, I would swear that I must be in the Twilight Zone. Where's Rod Serling?

If I had just awakened from a four-month coma, I would swear that I must be in the Twilight Zone. Where's Rod Serling?

 

If you would have bet on Willis scoring over 200 points this season, you'd probably be a millionaire :lol2:

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