Did the referee miss Alabama in the Sweet 16 matchup against UCLA?

Meet March Madness, Brawl.

Eleven-seed UCLA overcame 2-seed Alabama’s 88-78 overtime in the Sweet 16 on Sunday; Crimson Tide senior Alex Reese sent the game with an OT Buzzer beat, But won by defeating the Brides Tide 23–13 in the extra period.

But Alabama fans and some unbiased spectators were also angry at the officials when they called an outrageous dishonesty on Bruins guard Tiger Campbell late in the regulation. Campbell seemed to take charge at Alabama’s Herbert Jones, SEC Player of the Year, after Cody Riley hit the ball; He earned an assist as Riley assisted, giving the Bruins a 63–62 lead with 14 seconds left in regulation.

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It certainly appeared as if Jones had set the situation under the basket and Campbell landed his shoulder. Adding insult to injury, Jones was called for charges twice in the first 40 seconds of the game, quickly getting him into trouble.

Alabama had a chance to take the lead in the second half with six seconds remaining, but Jones, who took the shots, missed both free throws. UCLA’s David Singleton then made two free throws on the ensuing possession to give UCLA a three-point advantage with about four seconds remaining, meaning Reese’s 3 sent the game over 65, rather than allowing it To abolish in regulation.

However Alabama certainly did no favors in the loss – the Crimson Tide shot 11 of 25 from the free throw line, made 14 turnovers and allowed an 18-4 UCLA to end the interruption – of such importance. A call, at that level. To be called in games and NCAA tournaments. Even if the authorities do not want to influence a game.

The no-call angered many viewers: