Arizona Wildcats fall on Byy in disturbing mode

For that Arizona Wildcats, Saturday night is a large 12 battle against BiU He finished in the McKale Center in Polemica – and it could have significant implications for their conference sowing for the sowing of the tournament.

Arizona was left with 3.2 seconds leading 95-94, Bii’s Richie Saunders tried to try out of balance, who fell into the hands and landed in Toba Avaka. However, just as the sound sounded, the main Jesee Toni Padilla was placed near Midcourt-Whistled Arizone’s Treich Townsend, who fouled, sending Saunders to two games who decide on two games that decide on two games.

Saunders also sank for the BIU seal 96-95 victory, handing an Arizona its second consecutive home loss and throwing wild meters away from the great test on the title.

Arizona players, coaches and fans were furious with a call, which did not bring the basic official who had the best person of the play. Arizona Tommy Lloyd’s chief coach He expressed his frustrated recentBut in the end, he accepted the outcome.

Trey Townsend called to “offense” costs Arizona game

“It’s a bad call. I mean, like, whatever. What will I say?” Lloyd said. “You hate to make it in the game. Trey (Townsend), I feel awful for him. The guy didn’t play in the second half. I tagged rotation.”

Lloyd also pointed out that the city maintained a legally defensive position, while Saunders initiated contact before falling to the floor.

“He played a good defense. The guy turns, turning, turning, throwing his shoulder at him, throwing up with two seconds to go. I mean, it’s a big 12. That’s what I was told. That’s what I was told. That’s what I was told. And the guy who called it is one of the best ref. So we have to live with it. “

While the controversial call was a defined moment of the game, the Defense of Arizona struggled throughout the night. Couples recorded 55.4% off the field, including 14-31 from three-point spans.

Wildcate shot himself well, hitting 54.2% off the field and 10-22 22 from a deep big improvement after three consecutive bad shooting games. Caleb love led Arizona with 27 points, while Avaka had 14 points and 10 rebounds, and Anthony Dell’sorso contributed 11 points.

But Arizona 14 reversals led up to 22 points for Biu, compared to 10 Arizona points, scored nine flocks for the cougar. Losing everything, but eliminates Arizona (18-9, 12-4 large 12) from the great objects of the title, dropping them three games behind the first place of Houston (23-4, 15-1) with only four games remaining.

What is more important, Biu (19-8, 10-6) is now just two games behind the wild meters for the fourth seed on the Big 12 tournament, which guarantees goodbye to quarterfinals. Arizona is now tied Texas Tech (12-4 Big 12) for second place, while the state of Iova (11-5 Big 12) is lurking only one game.

With matches against state Iowa and Kansas, Arizona faces brutal disruptment that could compel multi-team tiebreaker for sowing at large 12 tournaments.

Arizona returns home on Wednesday night for match against Utah, Must-Vin Match before their heavy road in Iowa and Kansas. If wild cats do not lock the ultimate seeds, this loss of a heart rate by Biu will be one of the main reasons why.