Officials kept Tenn in the game

Comebakatz3

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Two huge calls changed the game. Reid charge that wasn't a charge, a total flop by Williams. Then the call on Reid that fouled him out. Without Reid we left Williams open and couldn't get a rebound.
 

akaukswoosh

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The charge that was called a block on Grant Williams drive was game changer....would have fouled out Williams and put Reid with his 4th.

One ref had it a charge and Doug Shows gets the block....
Dougie.
 

Mr_GG

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Yep. There will be many here tho who tell you to take off your blue tinted glasses though. Did we mess up by leaving Williams wide open? Yes. However, we should have never been in that situation.

- Flop by Williams and charge call on Keldon Johnson when PJ was wide open for 3
- Phantom walk call on Herro
- Terrible foul out call on Travis
- Mysterious kick ball when UK got a rebound that gave the ball back to UT
- Travis taking a charge on Williams but was called a block
- Hagans taking a charge on Bones at the end
 
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TriCountyCAT

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Turnovers hurt but the second turnover was caused by hacking and slapping. Williams acting cost us that three by PJ, he charged but got the Call, hooked Travis, help Travis arm and whipped his head back and got a cheap one early in the second half. They say cheaters never prosper but that guy is a POS.
 
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johndeerefan

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Getting faked out of their shorts doesn't help either. Our guys go for the head fake more than any other team I watch.
 

Monroe Claxton

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It ain’t just Higgins. I know for a fact of a top secret NCAA directive to all referees ordering them to stop Kentucky
 

chattanoogawildcat

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The charge that was called a block on Grant Williams drive was game changer....would have fouled out Williams and put Reid with his 4th.

One ref had it a charge and Doug Shows gets the block....
Worst and most pivotal call of the game. Worst case scenario was a no call and Travis finishes the game.
 
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howercat

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B.s. hook and hold double tech on pj changed the game, it was initiated by Tennessee player.
2. Elbow into PJ jaw was a flagrant tech on William's, no call. B.s.
3. One ref was gonna call a charge on Williams and instead choked on his whistle and took a way a foul on Williams and let the other ref call the block on Travis.
4. Keldon was called for a bs charge that took away a 3 from pj.
5. What was the bs technical on the bench on UK,? barnes could have been call for T several times arguing calls.
6. That bs touch foul in Travis when he was defending in the low block against William's. Was just standing there and touched his back.
7. The last spin move on base line on by Williams was a ho
 

katwest

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Travis had two bad calls for doing nothing except being near flopper, then Bone ran right over Hagan's and he was called fore a foul. It's still the way Williams is allowed to play that gets me, the refs still let him play them. If they are going to let flat nose do the things he does the whole game, it's going to be hard for anyone to beat them. He won't get those calls in the NCAA's though.
 
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Shaudylo

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Bad calls
Turnovers
Rebounding

We didn’t get anything easy down the stretch and Tennessee did . Just choked down the stretch
 

oldsports_

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It ain’t just Higgins. I know for a fact of a top secret NCAA directive to all referees ordering them to stop Kentucky
Larry, I heard the same thing. But, word is, the have a wire tap on some refs, and June 1st, its about to go down
 
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Lol. Our center fouled out on BS with almost 11 minutes left. The refs completely ruined the flow of the game in the 2nd half, but we hit big shots at big moments.
 

Vol.4.Life

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It's easier to score a lot in 3 minutes when the refs continually give you the ball back immediately.
You mean like the 4 football tackles you laid on grant and admiral at the 10-12 minute mark? Was a good game. A final four type game. Well played and on to the tournament...
 

RoyKent

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You’re right. The refs have zero impact on the game. Our guys should be able to overcome a series of obviously bad calls that went against us. They should have overcome 8 on 5.

The refs didn’t make us blow an 8 point lead and give up 18 point second in 3:00.

Saying it was officiating is stupid.
 

BlobUK

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You mean like the 4 football tackles you laid on grant and admiral at the 10-12 minute mark? Was a good game. A final four type game. Well played and on to the tournament...
Never speak again.
 

Mr_GG

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You mean like the 4 football tackles you laid on grant and admiral at the 10-12 minute mark? Was a good game. A final four type game. Well played and on to the tournament...

I remember one really bad call UK got away with on the Admiral around the 10-12 mark of the game. Grant gets away with more than any player in human history that hasn't had Duke or UNC written on his jersey.

Good luck tomorrow. I hope Auburn denies UT from winning their 1st SEC championship in 40 years, and I also hope UT doesn't tie their record of making it to an Elite 8 in the NCAA tournament as well (unless they're playing Duke or UNC, in which case I will be rooting for the Vols for a day).
 
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