Refs

[superjohn]

I almost never blame the refs but there is no getting around it today, the refs absolutely screwed us from the start. Anytime we would grab momentum the refs would make a backbreaking call against us. Can't remember a game where every single call went against us and you almost never see that happen to the home team. Shabazz played well, he looks like he is finally turning the corner, it's just very hard to come back after such a big deficit and when it's 8 against 5. Drummond frustrated the hell out of me again, he just doesn't want to play big. As for the refs I'm not going to go over every call because there are just way too many to point to,

 

[uconngb]

complaining about refs is weak.....team had every chance to grab the game by the throat and shriveled away from the opportunity. Refs make bad calls, so what...it did not cost this game

 

[upstater]

complaining about refs is weak.....team had every chance to grab the game by the throat and shriveled away from the opportunity. Refs make bad calls, so what...it did not cost this game

You don't get it.

Every time they clawed back to 2 buckets, refs were interject with ridiculousness.

 

[Mattydog]

complaining about refs is weak.....team had every chance to grab the game by the throat and shriveled away from the opportunity. Refs make bad calls, so what...it did not cost this game

Agreed. Refs didn't lose the game.

 

[hoopsknowitall]

Complaining about the reffing wasn't weak in this game. They were horrible.

Honestly I'm starting to think even the refs are getting influenced by the UCONN players body language.

 

[upstater]

Agreed. Refs didn't lose the game.

They did lose it. There were so many calls, one after another. It was 5 against 8 out there.

 

[jorge34]

The refs didn't help. If Uconn played with the same intensity that they played with for about 15 minutes in the second half, the refs wouldn't have been an issue. The first half was all about the complete and total lack of effort.