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Interesting with about 1 minute to go by chicos bail bonds

There is a pretty questionable call on Vasturia guarding Harrison. SV was called for a foul trying to stop a drive near the free throw line extended. I thought Steve did a good job of moving his feet. Could have easily been a no call. We were up by 2 at the time. The foul enabled a stoppage of play which allowed UK to get Towns back in the game. Of course, as soon as they inbounded, they went to Towns and he tied the game. UK didn't appear to be willing to call a timeout to get him back in the game. It looked they were going to run the offense without him. Without that foul, it's possible we could have gotten a stop and had the ball, up 2, with about 45 seconds to play. Obviously, we can't change anything. But it was interesting to watch the game this many years later and recall how one call down the stretch could have potentially changed the outcome.