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Refs didn't decide the outcome of the game, and they were very, very inconsistent on both ends of the floor, not just in favor of one team. As for the missed shot clock violation? That was by far the most obvious, and worse missed call I've ever seen. But you also have to go back when Lyles hit the Wisconsin player, there's no denying that it should've been a flagrant 1, but nothing called? That was a huge surprise. But Towns, who I think was the best player on the floor, didn't get any touches down the stretch, reason(s) why? Mainly the Harrisons trying to be the hero, and forcing the issue, and then the Coach for not making any positive adjustments. The only so called adjustment he made, was when they had a 4 point lead with 4, or 5 minutes left, and they started to freeze the ball, that's when the Harrisons forced it, penetrating to the basket with 5 or less on the shot clock, and ended up in violations of their own. I honestly think though that the turning point for Wisconsin was when the player got hit by Lyles, they were really dead in the water, and turned another gear after that happened, especially the Dekker kid, he's played some POY type Basketball all tournament. Wisconsin really showed up to play, and didn't shy away when asked about getting revenge, they wanted it, and went out and got it. As for Kentucky, there are things, as a Sports fan I really want to see before my time is over, a Division 1 Men's College Basketball team going undefeated is one of them, this will probably be the closest we will ever see it happen, 38-0 is a historic accomplishment, there is no deny that, and what this team achieved this season has been unheard of the last 25-30 years, outside of UNLV in the early 90's. Congrats to Wisconsin and Coach Bo Ryan, very deserving Championship appearance, and Congrats to Kentucky also, a historic, milestone season that the BBN, and the team should be very proud of.