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Mike Greenberg Doesn't Hold Back On The Final Four Referees

Originally posted on The Spun | By Daniel Bates | Last updated Apr 5, 2025 8:38 PM ET

Two highly-controversial calls in Florida's Final Four matchup with Auburn have people unbelievably upset online.

Games of this magnitude are always under a microscope but even ESPN 's Mike Greenberg couldn't believe the whistles against the Gators.

"Back to back unimaginably bad calls," the "Get Up" host said Saturday night. The questionable whistles could ultimately end up doing Florida in over the last few minutes but Todd Golden's team has kept its composure so far.

Back to back unimaginably bad calls. #Florida #FinalFour
— Mike Greenberg (@Espngreeny) April 6, 2025

Fans couldn't believe what they were watching on X.

"Two unbelievably bad calls vs Florida late here keeping Auburn right in this thing," Neil W. Blackmon replied. "Richard hammered by Broome — called a travel. Haugh clean block on Baker-Mazara is called a foul. Gators lead by 4. What a game. Refs hopefully don't ruin it."

"THANK YOU REFS, YOU ARE HORRIBLE," a UF account exclaimed.

"ref on the baseline with back to back horrible calls on Florida," a user pointed out.

"these refs calling the Florida vs Auburn game should be fired," another person commented. "clearly in Auburns favor, I would hope none of them call the Championship game."

"HOW THE [EXPLETIVE] ARE THE REFS DOING THIS TO US ITS INSANE," a Gators fan page asked.

"Florida has to beat Auburn and the refs tonight," another user claimed.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS - APRIL 05: A close-up view of the Final Four logo on a referee during the first half between the Florida Gators and Auburn Tigers in the Final Four game of the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament at the Alamodome on April 05, 2025 in San Antonio, Texas. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)Jamie Squire/Getty Images

It's been a tight, back-and-forth game throughout. Hopefully we're in for an equally good finish down in San Antonio.

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