Yep, but AAC officials are going to protect the superstar player. That was a garbage call...and it was not in the act of shooting...so they screwed 2 things up in one playWas a charge on Gray, not blocking.
You mean Steed is protecting Houston's superstar.Yep, but AAC officials are going to protect the superstar player. That was a garbage call...and it was not in the act of shooting...so they screwed 2 things up in one play
I don’t think it matters. Other than the 1st shot he had, every other one has been fairly well guarded. He doesn’t need much space at all. He can score 50 for all I care as long as we can limit everyone else to under 20 combined.Please put 18 people on Gray.
We should all write the AAC office letting them know we have information that Zelton Steed has defamed Tulsa with talk away from the floor and he should not be allowed to officiate any games that could have any impact on Tulsa. Maybe at least we can get the AAC to launch an investigation that keeps him away from us for a while. The guy is brutal and for some reason has a bone with Tulsa...don’t know why or what the reason is but he has been screwing us without lube for a long long time.Zelton Steed and Karl Hess. The officiating office in this league has a sense of humor. This may be the worst crew in history.
We’ve gone cold again.
With Dotson graduating, there’s really no reason to lose to these guys.
It would really help if we could run a halfway decent man-to-man defense.
Yeah... it's the refs fault. Sure.
Tulsa may not score ever again...![]()
Is that Taplin wearing #4. or Trevor Meier? That can’t be Taplin running the team.
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