12 9 at the first time out

[Jload]

I dunno what that was - Cal wants Sarr to play in a way he isn’t really cut out for. But it ain’t street ball.

I agree with you about Sarr, but if I can see it and you can see it and basically everyone that watches the games can see it, how does a HOF coach not see it.

[85 Fly]

Losing by less than 6 points games are more excruciating for me this season...we’ve had a bunch of those games

[Dwight Schrute]

I agree with you about Sarr, but if I can see it and you can see it and basically everyone that watches the games can see it, how does a HOF coach not see it.

He did the same thing with Bam. Cal is enamored with the idea of a traditional big man for some reason, and considering we added Tshiebwe for next year who looks like a big man, I don't think that's gonna change. Square peg, round hole.

[TrueblueCATfan]

I can't believe we hit 14 three pointers and still lost.....Oh wait yes I can

I actually feel sorry for these kids

[GOCAT15]

And I don't feel it's lack of effort, just bad basketball decisions. Would just like to see one go their way for their own sake.

[Joneslab]

Outside the wild play Sarr made to end the game, I thought Kentucky finally did some things in the last 3 or 4 minutes to win. Maybe the first time all year.

Thought it was the first time this season that the officials kind of made a couple of calls that took the game from us. But having said that, we played so poorly to give them the late 10-point lead that we only have ourselves to blame. Again.

[Lighthouse]

Outside the wild play Sarr made to end the game, I thought Kentucky finally did some things in the last 3 or 4 minutes to win. Maybe the first time all year.

Thought it was the first time this season that the officials kind of made a couple of calls that took the game from us. But having said that, we played so poorly to give them the late 10-point lead that we only have ourselves to blame. Again.

I checked the play-by-play and they gave that last turnover to Toppin, which doesn't make any sense. Anderson called the last foul and at first I saw no contact, but on the replay it looked like Sarr hit the guy on the arm as he went up. By the way Anderson called it, I thought he wasn't sure but went with it anyway. They missed an obvious walk on Arkansas which was a huge advantage.

[GOCAT15]

Lighthouse, what were your thoughts on the Jackson and-one call?

[Lighthouse]

Lighthouse, what were your thoughts on the Jackson and-one call?

OK, I have the game on the UK website and I just looked at Jackson's last foul and the T. The foul call was very questionable and the T was weak. There was no body contact and his hand might have hit the back of the players hand, but mostly just batted the ball away.

Obviously this is not the play you mention. If you can give me the approx time on the clock, I can look at it.

[GOCAT15]

OK, I have the game on the UK website and I just looked at Jackson's last foul and the T. The foul call was very questionable and the T was weak. There was no body contact and his hand might have hit the back of the players hand, but mostly just batted the ball away.

Obviously this is not the play you mention. If you can give me the approx time on the clock, I can look at it.

All I can find are highlight videos and none show the play I am talking about, hopefully someone can dig it up. I'd guess it was between the 8:00 minute and 6:00 minute mark in the second half.

[lilproUK98]

All I can find are highlight videos and none show the play I am talking about, hopefully someone can dig it up. I'd guess it was between the 8:00 minute and 6:00 minute mark in the second half.

It was called correctly. Jackson was fouled, and the foul was called, before Jackson possessed the ball for the shot.

[lilproUK98]

I was wrong, I looked it up and they got the call right. I've been retired awhile.

This is the call in question i think.

[Lighthouse]

All I can find are highlight videos and none show the play I am talking about, hopefully someone can dig it up. I'd guess it was between the 8:00 minute and 6:00 minute mark in the second half.

OK, if this is the call you are asking about, they got it right. The foul occurred before he touched the ball. On a tap, the hand has to touch the ball before it's considered a shot.