Pitt/Kentucky
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I get that it was physical but let's not act like he went in recklessly with studs up the whole time.
And how does the referee come to this conclusion 3-4 minutes after the play? Does he have a little monitor pitch side?
What do you guys think? Red seems harsh for that. I ran it back in slo mo and he slipped. Had there been VAR, I think that gets overturned. Have to hope for the coin flip of PKs now
Coin flip? Let’s get there first. There’s 30 minutes of soccer we will need to get through first.
That was a terrible call.
Kentucky player being a true Italian. Just needed to roll around and grab his face.
Lets say the UK player has a legit broken bone? Wouldn't that be evidence that the red card was correct?
#4 again. What a little jagoff. Kentucky commentator is pretty dumb.
Not when the Gallina A. won the ball and B. slipped causing this to happen
Let's not act like he came barreling in their recklessly and went studs up.
nope.
that would mean that if there was an injury when two guys went up for a header, and one got his head hit and was injured and knocked out, all by a….(I got distracted by the great goal)…….all by accident, then the player not hurt could get thrown out. That’d not be right.
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Wow. Thank god they pulled this off and get home field next game.
