Gonzaga Bulldogs Schitt Holmgren Center. (Kyle Terada-USA Today Sports)
The Arkansas Razorbacks hit the Gonzaga Bulldogs of March Madness at Sweet 16 but may have had help from the referees to do so.
Top seed Gonzaga came in at the 2022 NCAA Championships with hopes of capturing his first-ever National Championship.
They will leave Thursday night disappointed again thanks to the annoyance of No. 4 Arkansas.
College basketball fans used to watch the Bulldogs bend ahead of schedule but this time there were many who felt the court wasn’t quite flat.
Should Gonzaga blame the referees for another exit for March’s madness early on?
Did the rulers do the bulldog sloppy?
One of the game’s key moments was Chet Holmgren, amid the stars of Gonzaga, spoiling a questionable call.
Not everyone agreed that the rulers corrupted Gonzaga. Lots of people on Twitter have pointed out areas the Bulldogs have struggled to match with the Razorbacks.
Whether you think Gonzaga received a tough hand or Arkansas imposed his will, the score is final.
The Razorbacks are heading to the Elite Eight and the Bulldogs are heading home.
Arkansas coach, Eric Mosselman, took his team to their second consecutive Elite Eight appearance. They will now try to find out the outcome of the match between No. 2 Duke and 3 Texas Tech to find out their opponent.
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