You a such a freaking whiner about referees. UCLA is simply tougher then everyone in the PAC 12.
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2023 Pac 12 Tourney thread- #9 seed MEN'S bball (Las Vegas; 2nd round game vs. #1 seed/ #2 ranked UCLA, Thursday, 3/9, 1:00 PM MT, Pac 12 Networks)
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You a such a freaking whiner about referees. UCLA is simply tougher then everyone in the PAC 12.
Prove me wrong. And you calling someone a whiner?! Whinge more about Tad, mutherfvcker.
Buffsbball
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Crazy after Da Silva hit the 3 to put the buffs up 61-60 with 5:18 remaining
CU Made Field Goals: 2
UCLA Made Field Goals: 3
Free Throws:
CU: 0
UCLA 10
Until the techs, like come on definitely not a person to get on the refs but that's absurd in a tournament win or go home game at the end of an amazing back and forth game that totally just gives the game away
CU Made Field Goals: 2
UCLA Made Field Goals: 3
Free Throws:
CU: 0
UCLA 10
Until the techs, like come on definitely not a person to get on the refs but that's absurd in a tournament win or go home game at the end of an amazing back and forth game that totally just gives the game away
This team has some fight. Great effort. Hope they can keep playing in the NIT.
KOA is talking like it's a pretty sure thing.
Serious question: if/when UCLA goes to the Big Ten and AZ goes to the Big 12, how many more conference games do they lose because the conference refs won't be conditioned to give them the benefit of the doubt on every call?
We've bitched about Pac-12 refs being ****ty in basketball and football for as long as we've been in the conference, but it's seemed like random ****tiness except for when UCLA and AZ basketball are involved. Then the ****tiness invariably slants one way. I'm not just talking about us, either. I honestly feel like the refs just systematically give the benefit of the doubt to those teams in every game.
We've bitched about Pac-12 refs being ****ty in basketball and football for as long as we've been in the conference, but it's seemed like random ****tiness except for when UCLA and AZ basketball are involved. Then the ****tiness invariably slants one way. I'm not just talking about us, either. I honestly feel like the refs just systematically give the benefit of the doubt to those teams in every game.
Shouldn't that be a suspension for the official? Or does that **** just go one way?
I assume he was holding Tad back from going toward the other official. The ref had the right to do that.
I’m neutral since I’d turned the game off at that point.
Hahaha! Love the slo-mo "FUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCKKKKKK YOOOOOOOOUUUUUUU!"
seattlebuff
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In all my years on this site, I don’t think I’ve ever said one thing about the refs … but holy ****. The amount of phantom calls UCLA got is criminal. It’s a total joke. I don’t believe in conspiracy that the league wants UCLA to win but I think it’s gross incompetence. Absolutely impacted the game. UCLA has more firepower and made more plays down the stretch but ****, we can’t play against the refs too. Glad to see Tad get tossed.
All you experts (buffs233 and others) that said Hammond still doesn’t belong after the previous two great games, what’s your assessment now? Went toe to toe with Tyger. The guy has more than proved he can play and with a good off season, could really become dangerous next year. I like the idea of Hammond at PG and KJ at the 2.
Nique needs to hit the portal today. Total liability the likes of which we haven’t seen from a starter in quite awhile. Go be Treshaun Fletcher somewhere else.
All you experts (buffs233 and others) that said Hammond still doesn’t belong after the previous two great games, what’s your assessment now? Went toe to toe with Tyger. The guy has more than proved he can play and with a good off season, could really become dangerous next year. I like the idea of Hammond at PG and KJ at the 2.
Nique needs to hit the portal today. Total liability the likes of which we haven’t seen from a starter in quite awhile. Go be Treshaun Fletcher somewhere else.
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Skidog
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I’m not one to complain about refs…win and move on. This was awful. They hanged with UCLA and will improve with incoming class.
Speaking of conferences with sh!tty refs, anybody watching the A10 Tournament? Holy hell these officials are terrible. Wow.
Formerly_Medford
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People here love to bitch about Pac 12 refs, but they suck just as much everywhere else, too. Big XII refs this year basically let you mug people.
At the 10:00 mark in the second half, there was that charging foul on us when Bona set his feet outside the restricted area which was good, BUT, in the replay, he leans forward and initiates the contact, that is a BLOCK!
Then a bit later, the moving offensive screen foul was absolute garbage as Gabbidon is set forever, and the UCLA guy blows it up, but then flops, and thus he gets the foul. Both times, UCLA was vulnerable, but got the benefit of the doubt and pulled away.
There were so many other and 1 fouls, or fouls on shooting that the FT difference and the other calls I mentioned were completely set up to help UCLA pull away and move on.
Then a bit later, the moving offensive screen foul was absolute garbage as Gabbidon is set forever, and the UCLA guy blows it up, but then flops, and thus he gets the foul. Both times, UCLA was vulnerable, but got the benefit of the doubt and pulled away.
There were so many other and 1 fouls, or fouls on shooting that the FT difference and the other calls I mentioned were completely set up to help UCLA pull away and move on.