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Cousins should learn to control his temper which he has done.
Refs need to be watching for things opponents might do to get in his head. If it is a foul then they should call it a foul.
Cousins gets fouled nearly every time he has the ball, but his size and strength make it hard for a ref to make the call. I can understand his frustation, he gets mugged on the offensive side then gets called for ticky tack bs on the defensive side.
The problem compounded itself earlier in the season with the attention his "foul trouble" and "attitude" was getting. The refs are now looking to blow the whistle on Cousins. I don't see this issue changing until the NCAA tournament. SEC refs are watching him like a hawk, he has no room for error.
SaveUK said:Cousins should learn to control his temper which he has done.
Refs need to be watching for things opponents might do to get in his head. If it is a foul then they should call it a foul.
A foul is a foul is a foul. Referees need to call the game and if a foul is committed it needs to be called. It should not matter who the player is, what their attitude may be or how big they are. I'm very proud of the progress Cuz has made in learning to control his temper. He does need to control himself but he deserves to be treated fairly by the referees. I seem to recall a certain other rather large SEC player that was fouled often without the fouls being called. His name was Shaq. I guess the thing that I hate most about SEC basketball is the officiating or lack of it. I would just like for the games to be called fairly and let the chips fall where they may. Go Cats!
It just irritates the heck out of me in regards to the anti-Boogie bias. Other big men throw elbows and the monitor is never checked... why should Boogie always have the monitor checked???
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