^ Agreed. The "3 bad calls" that supposedly went Tennessee's way just aren't there. That's Convoluted's biased opinion. And I've yet to find documented evidence that Coach Warlick agrees with Convoluted that the "right call" was calling a technical on Burdick. My interpretation is that CW thought the technical was a "good call" to finally clean up Kentucky's rough, provoking play.
Regarding the three bad calls, here they are. Just saying I'm not accurate doesn't fly. You have the tape, take a look:Conn,it's only conjecture when you don't see what happens and are guessing about it.What is on tape does not lie.The foul on Harrison was a push with no intent to play the ball which makes it intentional,and should have been called that way. As previously stated,just because Holly said that's the right call doesn't make it so. As for your assertion that immediately prior to Walker's thuggish actions three bad calls in a row went against Kentucky,that is not accurate either.The tape doesn't spare anything that happens.Your greatest coach attribution has been and should be met with derision.
well I see that you got all of 11 posts,,,so I welcome you to this Board,most posters are great people.ME? well I just poke a smile here and there,yup I do love UCONN,,and also am a great fan of CPS.But GENO is the god of UCONN
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Regarding the three bad calls, here they are. Just saying I'm not accurate doesn't fly. You have the tape, take a look:
At 10:52 remaining in the game, a rebound went out of bounds off Graves. Ball was given to TN. They even replayed the play. Even Graves was surprised.
At 10:28 Thompson was called for a charge. Graves was clearly not in position until after Thompson was in the air. It was not a charge.
At 10:03 Bishop made a clean steal from Izzy. Refs called it a foul. Those three errors probably cost KY the game.
That's the three bad calls in a row and there was another questionable out of bounds call at 9:55 when the ball never went out of bounds but it was called out of bounds off Goss.
Would you care to explain why you feel Geno is not the greatest coach.
You also couldn't see the UK staffer walking to nearly halfcourt trying to get signals or read lips from the UT huddle during every timeout.
Gov, you do have a way with words that generates quite a mental picture. What's the least you will take for that greasy string? It really should be 2 pieces of string tied together - one from a Husky and one from a Bluetick Coonhound. You can do the tying. We can mount it on a marble base and present it as a trophy to the winner of the next Tennessee uconn game, if that ever happens.CPS paved the way for Geno Convoluted and others that will follow,i don't think anybody is saying he is a bad coach,but you are on a Lady Vols forum,just looking to stir stuff up,do you really expect anything else ?
I know you probably couldn't give a greasy string pulled out of a cats ass,as to won the SEC Championship game,but you keep posting about it,I do have to say,that i have agreed with some things that you have said,to be honest and some I don't.which is all right
I think you just like to bring Geno up to stir some feathers,which is ok,but don't act like you are surprised about the response
Pat coached 38 years. Geno has coached 29 years including this one. He's got 9 years to go to catch up with Pat's longevity.I think Kentucky lost the game through coaching at the end. Bad calls both way that I think most all can agree on. Maybe, I'm wrong, I don't know. JMO. When, or if, Geno passes the pinnacle of all things that Pat has set forth, then he could be considered as the greatest coach. I don't think he's there yet. JMO, again. He will have a number of years yet to coach that Pat was denied via her health condition. So, he may yet reach the Summitt.
Okay, okay, I'll admit my comments about Samarie and Izzy were not those of a reasonable person. Walker shouldn't have done it and the refs should have called it. I was trying to make a point. Too often on this forum I've seen those types of comments made by LV fans. When a game thread includes a third of the posts lambasting the officials for being unfair to TN without mentioning a similar number of bad calls helping the Lady Vols, something is wrong with the discussion.Those were three proper calls. You are just making a weak argument for what you wished were called in each situation. Your judgment is bitter and biased. And they probably did not cost Kentucky the game. However, Walker's brutal shove in the back could have cost Harrison a season-ending injury.