KSL Sports: Utah head basketball coach Larry Krystkowiak reacted to the double dribble call late in their 67-64 loss to Oregon on Saturday night.
Larry Krystkowiak expressed his feelings about the double dribble call as Utah lost to Oregon for the seventh straight time. It was clear that Krystkowiak was trying to get his point across in the postgame Zoom press conference without getting in trouble by the league. There is still a chance that Krystkowiak could be fined or receive a reprimand from the conference, which will be released on Monday if such thing happens.
—Recent News Feed Stories—
- 3-star all-purpose back Jonah Coleman commits to Arizona
- Cal football bulking up this offseason – plus 647 pounds, so far
- WSU hoops at ASU postponed game might be made up in Las Vegas
- According to Guy Holliday’s son, the Utes WR coach has been let go
- Bowling Green LB Jerry Roberts transfers to Arizona
- Former Oregon QB Cale Millen transfers to Northern Arizona
- USC decommit, nation’s No. 3 ILB includes ASU, Oregon & Stanford in top 5
- 2021 Pac-12 football schedule to be revealed Tuesday on Pac-12 Network
- 3 biggest 2021 offseason questions facing UCLA Bruins football
- UW-Michigan football game will have Texas Tech flavor to it
- Oregon CB Deommodore Lenoir meets with number of NFL teams ahead of Draft
- Projecting the 2021 USC football depth chart on defense
- USC makes Top 8 for four-star Composite Georgia 2022 OT
- Ex-Utah QB Alex Smith goes undercover on social media to respond to comments
- Sean Miller defends Arizona’s late game execution
- Sarkisian’s Texas slogan conjures up memories of his UW exit strategy
- WSU’s Kyle Smith calls Monday’s rematch game vs ASU ‘silly’
- Cal defensive backs enjoying their time working with Justin Wilcox
- Trojans extend scholarship offer to HS freshman CB, yet another Hawkins
- Oregon’s path to a second-straight championship is in their hands
- James Akinjo, Arizona’s ‘heart and soul,’ worthy of All-Pac-12 honors
- Utes ignore the critics, knock off No. 19 USC to again flash their potential
- Rooney: McKinley Wright IV should be retire-the-jersey candidate for CU Buffs
- Report: Formerly missing ex-Notre Dame DL Louis Nix has died, mother says
- Stanford is a top contender for NJ quarterback Steve Angeli
- ND coach Brian Kelly asks for help in finding missing former Irish star
- Second UW commit from Nevada re-opens recruiting
- Report: Cal athletics turned a profit in 2020, sort of
- National recruiting editor details recruitment of 5-star DL J.T. Tuimoloau
- Cal Bears’ offense, defense expand playbooks for 2021
- Four-star CB Julian Humphrey includes ASU in top five
- Pac-12 basketball schedule adjustments could cost UCLA
- Incentive bonuses to be honored for Colorado coaches in 2020-21
- Indianapolis to relax COVID-19 restrictions before NCAA men’s tournament
- Ten major offseason questions for USC Trojan football
- USC’s Evan Mobley named finalist for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award
- Utes insist they aren’t giving up, but questions surface after loss to UCLA
- Highly regarded Georgia back Victor Venn has Colorado on top
- Former Oregon WR Samie Parker joins staff of WSU
- Anthony Jones, Washington pledge, decommits shortly after Oregon offer
The SportsPac12 News Feed does not link to stories behind a paywall. News is added periodically throughout the day, so check back regularly.
Latest posts by News Feed (see all)
- 3-star all-purpose back Jonah Coleman commits to Arizona - March 1, 2021
- Cal football bulking up this offseason – plus 647 pounds, so far - March 1, 2021
- WSU hoops at ASU postponed game might be made up in Las Vegas - March 1, 2021