February 24, 200818 yr I was a little surprised to read this article from Wally Hall about the calls. Hall is normally a very good sports writer. LIKE IT IS : Guys in stripes help prepare feast for Wildcats LEXINGTON, Ky. — A pot roast with potatoes and carrots simmered with celery, onions and a hint of rosemary. Hot apple pie. A Kentucky basketball game in Rupp Arena. There’s nothing like home cooking, which was why John Pelphrey addressed lead official Tony Greene before the customary postgame handshake with the opponents. Pelphrey now knows how it feels to be on the other side of what happens in Rupp and stays in Rupp.
February 24, 200818 yr I was a little surprised to read this article from Wally Hall about the calls. Hall is normally a very good sports writer. LIKE IT IS : Guys in stripes help prepare feast for Wildcats LEXINGTON, Ky. — A pot roast with potatoes and carrots simmered with celery, onions and a hint of rosemary. Hot apple pie. A Kentucky basketball game in Rupp Arena. There’s nothing like home cooking, which was why John Pelphrey addressed lead official Tony Greene before the customary postgame handshake with the opponents. Pelphrey now knows how it feels to be on the other side of what happens in Rupp and stays in Rupp. Pretty stupid article. He whines about PP only having 1 foul called against him, but PP has committed just 1 foul in 5 other games this season, and just 2 in another 6 games. Its not like he's foul prone. He also mentions Bradly "only" having 2 fouls. Bradley is averaging 2.6 fouls per game. Nothing unusual there. Predictably, he doesn't mention PS having 4 fouls. Also, 4 fouls against Ark were in the last 51 seconds.
February 24, 200818 yr I am a diehard UK (blue blood) fan. But if I am honest, I thought we got a LOT of calls as well.
February 25, 200818 yr Good win over a very athletic bunch of Razorbacks. Kentucky continues to drive behind their physical and mental toughness.
February 25, 200818 yr I am a diehard UK (blue blood) fan. But if I am honest, I thought we got a LOT of calls as well. I watched the game very closely and nothing really stood out to me. I normally notice that kind of stuff, but I didn't see anything out of the way in this particular game.
February 25, 200818 yr I am a diehard UK (blue blood) fan. But if I am honest, I thought we got a LOT of calls as well. The only play that stood out to me is when there was a loose ball around half court and Bradley/Hill dove after the ball they called a foul on Hill. Actually this call should be made alot more than what it is. I see it all the time; an offensive player dives on the floor after the ball and then the defensive player dives on top of the offensive player which is a foul but yet they call a tie up.
February 25, 200818 yr I watched the game very closely and nothing really stood out to me. I normally notice that kind of stuff, but I didn't see anything out of the way in this particular game. I honestly do think they let us (UK) play a little more than they did Arkansas. I know there were a few times, where I definitely thought we got away with fouls.
February 25, 200818 yr The only play that stood out to me is when there was a loose ball around half court and Bradley/Hill dove after the ball they called a foul on Hill. Actually this call should be made alot more than what it is. I see it all the time; an offensive player dives on the floor after the ball and then the defensive player dives on top of the offensive player which is a foul but yet they call a tie up. I think what made the call on that one is that Bradley was between Hill and the ball. Hill didn't really have a play on the ball, he just kinda jumped on Bradley.
February 25, 200818 yr Didn't get to see it. Whose idea was it to have kids who are going to want to play sports and make me miss UK games.:irked::lol::lol: Seriously, wouldn't trade watching my kids play for the world. Must have played well to beat Arkansas. Nice win. And helps the cause.
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