Geno irate at 'ridiculous' officiating, confronts Staley on sideline in loss
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Geno irate at 'ridiculous' officiating, confronts Staley on sideline in loss
""There were six fouls called that quarter - all of them against us. And they've been beating the (expletive) out of our guys down there the entire game. I'm not making excuses, 'cause we haven't been able to make a shot. But this is ridiculous.""
""Their coach rants and raves on the sideline and calls the referee some names you don't want to hear. And now we get 6 to 0, and I got a kid with a ripped jersey, and they go, 'I didn't see it.' Come on, man. It's for a national championship.""
""I have no idea. But I'm gonna let you know this, I'm of integrity. I'm of integrity. So if I did something wrong, to Geno, I had no idea what I did.""
Geno Auriemma was visibly upset following UConn's 62-48 loss to South Carolina in the women's Final Four. He criticized the officiating during a live interview, claiming that all fouls in a crucial quarter were called against his team. Auriemma confronted South Carolina's coach, Dawn Staley, in a heated exchange. After the game, he left the court without shaking hands, reflecting his dissatisfaction. Staley expressed confusion over the incident, emphasizing her integrity and stating she was unaware of any wrongdoing.
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