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SEC will review Humphries technical foul

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The fact that they're reviewing it is good for UK alone. Sirmons has brought a lot of spotlight to officials and UK.

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The fact that they're reviewing it is good for UK alone. Sirmons has brought a lot of spotlight to officials and UK.

 

I have noticed that Coach Cal seems to rub a few too many of the officials the wrong way.

I have noticed that Coach Cal seems to rub a few too many of the officials the wrong way.

 

I have noticed that too!

Considering the spiked ball went into a team bench area, Id call that unsportsmanlike.

 

It did not go into a team bench area, after it bounced, it was caught by a player on the floor.

I am a UK season ticket holder, so I believe that qualifies me as a fan.

 

He earned the T. It's very easy, no question. You can call it Delay of Game if you want, and that's ok.

 

To have other officials questioned and commenting on this decision is out of line.

 

It's very easy to say what "I" would have done in that situation, but none of those were in that situation...

 

I find it disturbing that other NCAA officials are commenting on a judgement decision, publicly, by another official. Completely out of line.

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