Aguilar could actually be a better fit for CjH’s offense. He isn’t indecisive and doesn’t have “Daddy Nic” in one ears. What goes around comes around and this young man has an opportunity he has probably only dreamed of, playing in the SEC, for a storied program, in front of the best fan base...
And this is the exact reason I didn’t renew my season tickets. The complete mismanagement of college football and other revenue sports has turned college athletics into an entity that will become worse than professional sports with never ending contract negotiations and play for the highest...
As a player you want consistency and calls both ways. Z knows that POS Joe Lindsey and Shows weren’t calling the game fairly and he made a good decision not to allow his emotions to cause an issue after the game. This is professional basketball, with junior high officiating.
I don’t know the name of the Florida center, but the Florida inside players got away with pushing and moving screens in both the Alabama and Tennessee games. The refs are absolutely horrible. Not worth watching.
It is getting to the point I turn off the TV because of either corrupt or incompetent officiating. It isn’t worth my time. When a offensive placan lower his shoulder and knock the crap out of the defender and the official calls a foul on the defensive player, t it’s professional wrestling.
It’s not that complicated to have large gashing runs up the middle when there aren’t defensive tackles or a nose guard lined up over the guards or center. Several folks in the stands called the runs before the play because the defense was lined up outside the box.
Did you play sports at a competitive level? Teams and coaches adjust to the way a game is being called, if they can. Purdue got the calls, so they won. No team can overcome the discrepancy in free throws Purdue was awarded. I don’t need your feminine products, I am sure you need then.
No team will win when the free throw disparity is 33 for Purdue and 11 for TN. The way the refs called the game determined who won and who was going to win. Period.