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Texas A&M 79 Kentucky 77 OT

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So Kennedy is just making stuff up?

 

You could hear the ref explaining to Bilas and then Bilas repeated it

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You could hear the ref explaining to Bilas and then Bilas repeated it

 

I'll ask the question again.

Matt Jones ‏@KySportsRadio 4h4 hours ago

"Skal speaks more languages than he averages rebounds"....funny and true line by Jay Bilas

I'll ask the question again.

 

I don't know what Kennedy said I am going by what the ref said to Bilas and He repeated it saying Cal had the choice of the sub and who shot the free throws.

This is so tiresome. I wish you would root for another team, you don't deserve to enjoy any the success UK has had the last 8 years.

 

I rarely cheer for UK.

I don't know what Kennedy said I am going by what the ref said to Bilas and He repeated it saying Cal had the choice of the sub and who shot the free throws.

 

Kennedy said he got to pick, and he chose Skal based on the recommendation by his assistant that scouted Kentucky.

Kennedy said he got to pick, and he chose Skal based on the recommendation by his assistant that scouted Kentucky.

 

And the ref said Cal got to pick because it wasn't an injury.

 

Something is not jiving here.

A delay of game warning is what I am hearing was warranted in that situation, not a T.

Here's what really matters...how bad is Willis' injury? The whole season rides on that injury.

Next man up will be the call..............in the end the cats are running out of bodies.

A delay of game warning is what I am hearing was warranted in that situation, not a T.

 

When was the last time you saw a delay of game called for a guy spiking the ball 50 feet away from an official asking for the ball? Never? Right...

When was the last time you saw a delay of game called for a guy spiking the ball 50 feet away from an official asking for the ball? Never? Right...

 

The ball only traveled about 10 foot and only bounced a little above head high. I thought the T called on the South Carolina player last week in the UK game was bogus as well. Refs should not want to be the show, although a few of them obviously do.

Next man up will be the call..............in the end the cats are running out of bodies.

 

I think Humphries earned much more playing time with his performance today.

I think Humphries earned much more playing time with his performance today.

 

No doubt.............but losing that 3rd scorer really...........stings

And? He spiked the ball and instantly reacted like he knew the consequence. I think it actually might have been allowed to slide if it happened quickly. The spike was several seconds after the play and put the ref in a terrible spot. It is what it is...

 

You're right. It is what it is... Tough spot for a ref to be in at the end of game. But don't 100% confirm that Bilas said the ref "would be fired" if he called it the other way. Especially when video/audio evidence confirms you were completely wrong in what you originally posted.

The ball only traveled about 10 foot and only bounced a little above head high. I thought the T called on the South Carolina player last week in the UK game was bogus as well. Refs should not want to be the show, although a few of them obviously do.

 

I think most Ts are bogus. Still, you spike the ball and you know it's coming. Do it with the ref right there and asking for the ball? No escaping that one...

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