Bad officials, and bad play, but another W on the road.

Take it any way you can but that was UGLY.

Any win on the sec road is a good win

Does any team in the country get called for more offensive fouls than Kentucky?

IMO Impressive trip for the freshman Cats going on their first road trip in the SEC and getting two wins.

 

Once again a crucial charging call that should not have been a charge. You will see it in every college game you watch. In this one, late in the game, Teague driving to the hoop, UT defender sets up, Teague sets his feet at the same time as the UT defender then jumps virtually directly to the right to avoid contact, UT defender then slide to the left to create contact and the charge is called. If the UT defender holds his position, Teague wouldn't have even touched him.

Can't help but think an extra road test or two before Christmas would've led to a lot less squirming on the part of you Wildcat fans as you watched this game. Kentucky should've beaten this team by 20, whether the officiating was bad or not.

Can't help but think an extra road test or two before Christmas would've led to a lot less squirming on the part of you Wildcat fans as you watched this game. Kentucky should've beaten this team by 20, whether the officiating was bad or not.

 

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Keep it in one thread Jim. We don't need to drag another one off topic destroying your precious little theory.

Congratulations to the poster who took post #6 in the poll.

Can't help but think an extra road test or two before Christmas would've led to a lot less squirming on the part of you Wildcat fans as you watched this game. Kentucky should've beaten this team by 20, whether the officiating was bad or not.

 

And yet Kentucky is still 17-1, 3-0 in the SEC and 2-0 on the road in league. Why does it matter if they are tested pre-conference or in conference? This team has bigger fish to fry than a regular season SEC championship.

IMO Impressive trip for the freshman Cats going on their first road trip in the SEC and getting two wins.

 

Once again a crucial charging call that should not have been a charge. You will see it in every college game you watch. In this one, late in the game, Teague driving to the hoop, UT defender sets up, Teague sets his feet at the same time as the UT defender then jumps virtually directly to the right to avoid contact, UT defender then slide to the left to create contact and the charge is called. If the UT defender holds his position, Teague wouldn't have even touched him.

 

The block/charging calls in college basketball are horrible. The defense almost always gets the benefit of the doubt and to me it should be the opposite.

 

Nice win by this young team. It was ugly, but I like the way they closed it out. They took control and finished the deal.

That Stokes kid is gonna be good. He ate Jones alive.

The block/charging calls in college basketball are horrible. The defense almost always gets the benefit of the doubt and to me it should be the opposite.

 

I think the new arc actually made this worse. It's like the officials are thinking, "well.. the defender was outside the arc, so must be a charge"

Miller continues to disappoint. That young man is impossible to figure out. I think the officials will now call a charge not matter what as long as the defender is set up outside the little circle.

I think the new arc actually made this worse. It's like the officials are thinking, "well.. the defender was outside the arc, so must be a charge"

 

Agree 100%. Was just posting the same thing.

That Stokes kid is gonna be good. He ate Jones alive.

 

The kid is going to be good, but Jones played well IMO.