[here4WBB]

Those bad and missed calls were very frustrating.  What was also frustrating was that we had the game in the bag to the extent that many LSU fans were leaving the building.  Then we let them steal the game from us.

The ones that stole the game were the refs.  You don't make that many mistakes if you are diligent.  The rule book is clear, but the refs are choosing to interpret the rules differently than they are instructed to.   I'm not saying they are dishonest, but I am saying they seem to be negligent.

Why I don't like Mulkey:
  Basketball is a game.  Play within the rules and keep a level playing field.  Respect your opponent.
  I don't think Mulkey plays by the rules unless she is forced to. She seems to bully the refs (and, I suspect her players), judging by the antics we see on court.

Re. Mulkey (and Geno and other coaches that harass the referees and coach from the sidelines) - I think the yelling, arguing and physical antics distract the refs and break their concentration and focus - and that Mulkey counts on that as a defensive tactic.

[here4WBB]

Those bad and missed calls were very frustrating.  What was also frustrating was that we had the game in the bag to the extent that many LSU fans were leaving the building.  Then we let them steal the game from us.

The ones that stole the game were the refs.  You don't make that many mistakes if you are diligent.  The rule book is clear, but the refs are choosing to interpret the rules differently than they are instructed to.   I'm not saying they are dishonest, but I am saying they seem to be negligent.

Why I don't like Mulkey:
  Basketball is a game.  Play within the rules and keep a level playing field.  Respect your opponent.
  I don't think Mulkey plays by the rules unless she is forced to. She seems to bully the refs (and, I suspect her players), judging by the antics we see on court.

Re. Mulkey (and Geno and other coaches that harass the referees and coach from the sidelines) - I think the yelling, arguing and physical antics distract the refs and break their concentration and focus - and that Mulkey counts on that as a defensive tactic.