On another note though..why? Why do you guys ALWAYS go to the refs instead of just accepting that you lost to a better team? It's just asinine.
It's asinine that you believe that us playing a shitty game and officials favoring KU are mutually exclusive events. Both occurred tonight.
They aren't mutually exclusive events. But the refs weren't that bad. It's funny how the losing team almost always has something to say about the refs. You guys played like sh*t. I agree.
But if you want to talk about mutually exclusive events, how about you explain why you believe that State playing poorly and KU playing great defense are mutually exclusive.
KU absolutely did play great defense. I don't see anyone on here arguing that they didn't. However, arguing that they committed no fouls prior to us committing six is ridiculous. Examples provided by others in this thread. Look, I understand that it is hard to comprehend that you are getting preferential treatment whenever you've experienced it for as long as you can remember. It still doesn't make it any less true that it occurs, as demonstrated by the chart you posted here.
Thanks for giving a bit of credit where credit is due. Perhaps we should have had a foul or two by the time you had six, but you were just committing them at a much higher rate than we were. Any ref with eyes could see that.
To the rest of your post: 
So while dismissing my post you actually confirmed my point that you were receiving preferential treatment. Nice work. At least you're on the road to recovery, the first step is admittance.
Nope. Dismissed the idiotic bits. Admitted that calls can be missed. Refs aren't infallible. Everyone knows that. You guys could have had another one by that point or one less. We could have had one or two. Officiating isn't a perfect science. It requires judgment calls, just like umpiring. No preferential treatment.
Tell me--because I truly don't know--do NC State fans act this way toward Duke or Carolina? Do SEC teams' fans act this way towards Kentucky? Do they too not understand that they are just consistently overmatched, or are they more realistic, admit that it isn't them against the world?
