Donald Wine

So, lots of impact there, Jason.

Let's start first with the referees, because, again, this wasn't a game that was decided by referee calls.

There's a lot of details that are involved in this.

We didn't play well.

Texas Tech played better on the day, but...

During this game, those those particular plays that you mentioned, Malik Brown's block that was called the goal 10 that again wiped out a fast break and it shouldn't have the tech, the reversed foul call on top.

And how many times have you seen a call on the floor?

And they go, no, actually it was reversed.

This is a soccer thing, right?

Where someone scores the other end, they go, actually, it's a penalty for the other team.

And we're going to take the, take the point off the board.

We like, you rarely see that.

Well, the question about it, forget all that.

The point is, is that in 99.9% of those situations, they say we can't reverse the call that was made on the floor.

We can upgrade it, but we can't reverse it.

It's a common foul.

They call the foul on Obi Toppin and that changed the game because that would have been what number three on him in the first half.

And instead he goes back to two.

And he ended up with four fouls.

But again, he would he would have been out for the entirety of that first half, almost like what, 10 minutes, last 10 minutes of the first half.