Are we giving back the JMIke basket that came after a no call walk he committed? Officiating has nothing to do with the outcome because it usually would have been a pretty even exchange over an entire game.
Do you and your two bootlickers really believe this? Apparently, in your opinion, the officials are never biased, and their calls always balance out in the end.
How about the St. John's game several years ago where they ran off the court with seconds left to give the game to them in spite of an obvious infraction by them?
How about the OSU game we lost at the buzzer a few years ago when the shooter had obviously stepped out of bounds before taking the shot? Should we excuse that because one of them may have missed a call against us earlier in the game?
How in hell do you justify your "love" of officials after such calls?
Here's a flash for you! Officials are human beings just like the rest of us. Their biases are unintentional, but they still have them.
The one thing that is clear here is that the 3 of you never coached or played at any significant level. Just like in any profession, there are good and bad officials out there. Some of them are really biased. It is what it is. Ask any coach, and they can immediately tell you who the "pretenders" are.
I have had to console my players when an official stole the game from us. The players know and the coaches know.
I get it. You are so into this because you want to blame OUR coaches and OUR players for the loss. Your proclamations sound noble, but they are in fact disgusting.
