Samford just got hosed by refs

The NCAA should send a message by ending the three refs

season.

Bold of you to assume they’re weren’t following orders.

There’s a 0 percent chance the NCAA wants another FF like last year.

I am curious about this

What is the process involved here?

Is there a secret meeting with the admin from the NCAA and the officials doing games, where they lay out the plan to make sure the better teams win?

How does this all go down? How do you put something like this into motion?

Inquiring minds want to know.

Excellent response, I thought this also

when people bring this topic up.

I’m glad my comment was taken in the proper context.

However, there is precedent. Lakers/Kings is the best example.

If something like this were to occur, I would imagine that it’s strictly word of mouth. And even then it would have Mafia levels on insulation.

Do think it’s probably? No. I think NCAA officials are simply a bunch of boobs who can hit the bowl 1 out of 3 times on a good day. Do I think it’s possible? Of course.

So this is your opinion based on conjecture rather than

any actual fact

Is was tongue in cheek for sure.

There’s a 99% chance that the call was blown simply because NCAA zebras are a bunch of over primped boobs who shouldn’t be allowed to coach YMCA games.

But there’s a 1% chance that a deep dark conspiracy that involves the refs, the NCAA, CBS, TWB, and quite possibly the Freemasons and The Illuminati.

you're wrong

I know Bill Self and he has an annual party at his palatial estate in Lawrence where all these plays are diagrammed and scripted.

Later, hookers come by and everybody gambles. The referees ALWAYS lose and then at 6:00am the debts are forgiven with high fives and winks. Then a call like last night's are made.

Happens every year and your sarcasm is unnecessary...it's real

Bill Self sounds like a fun guy. *

The easier answer is incompetence, otherwise

Kentucky would have gotten some whistles last night

Are you saying CIA? *

It goes deeper than that. *

Oval office? *

This is the organization that couldn’t even provide

regulation nets at the Salt Lake City venue. Balls were literally getting stuck in the net numerous times throughout the day and they never fixed it.

Also if we’re sending crews home I nominate the BYU/Duquesne crew. They allowed a ton of illegal defensive contact which primarily helped Duquesne. It reminded me of the crap SD State was allowed to pull during their run last year.

It was a clean block. Hats off to Samford. They played a

great game. They would not go away.

Bulls**t *

Just criminal

What a sweet block.

But we can review the play prior and post.

Christ, they review fouls for whether or not it’s flagrant.

Any reason in the f’n Dance they can’t check on a foul when play is whistled dead anyway?

I would be in favor of 1 coaches challenge per game.

Better make it count, but that would have been huge there. I mean they damn near look at every ball knocked out of bounds in the last 2 minutes, whats another 2 minutes tacked on.