Kentucky's Blunder, Alabama's Stunt: SEC's Wild Night

0:00On March 4th, Kentucky's loss to Texas A&M got even stranger Tuesday night in college basketball action. The Wildcats fell 96-85 after trailing late, and with just 24.5 seconds left, down by 10, they accidentally put six players on the floor during a free-throw attempt by Otega Oway. The mix-up happened when Oway made his first shot, prompting subs to enter, but only one player came off the bench. Texas A&M's coach sprinted down the sideline to alert the refs, but they missed it long enough for Kentucky to fix the air by yanking Jasper. Johnson before a technical foul could be called. Fans and coaches could hardly believe the blunder, especially after Kentucky's tough first half, where they surrendered to 27-3 run. It highlighted a chaotic end to an already wild game in college station. Earlier that evening, Alabama pulled off the opposite stunt against Georgia, defending a full possession with only four players on the court. They nearly forced a turnover before Georgia called timeout, hit a 3 and 198-88 at home.

1:05These head-scratching moments expose some shaky, officiating across the SEC, reminding everyone how quickly things can go off the rails and high stakes. Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops! Hoops!