if anything I found a few more errors and missed calls that went ISU's way
of course you did
Yeah, I stopped reading after that.
fair enough but i'm trying to be as unbiased as possible. I still don't understand how that one call completely discredits the game looking back at it. It was a charge IMO even if Niang moved his right foot after johnson jumped. Still, it didn't give KU the victory, the call on niang laying on the ground was far worse. Still, even then it didn't give ku the win. Johnson still had to make two free throws and even after that ISU could have made a jumper at the end of regulation AND had an equal opportunity in overtime. The refs obviously missed a few calls on the second to last possession but they probably missed a few on the previous two possessions as well. so where do we draw the line?
if we are going to start questioning single calls and acting as if they decide games then you can find evidence either way in any game that is close like that in college basketball. this just happens to be an example of poor officiating from a consistency standpoint, one of hundreds this season.