For Gonzaga, the timing could not have been worse. Coach Mark Few told The Associated Press the NCAA called to inform him officials blew the call on a 10-second violation that went against the Bulldogs late in Syracuse’s come-from-behind win in the Sweet 16. The turnover came with 1:17 left and Gonzaga leading 60-59. Josh Perkins skipped a pass for Kyle Dranginis into the front court, and Syracuse’s Trevor Mooney deflected it back across the line, where Dranginis grabbed it again. Refs called a 10-second violation but the 10-second limit in the backcourt should have reset once a player touched the ball in the front court/Associated Press. More here.

Question: Does it make you feel better or worse that the NCAA admitted the officiating error that might have turned the Gonzaga-Syracuse game around?