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Source: Fox News
Summary
UCLA center Steven Jamerson II was ejected from a college basketball game by his head coach, Mick Cronin, after committing a hard foul with the Bruins down 27 points with 4:26 left in the second half of their 82-59 loss to Michigan State on Tuesday.
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The game followed a familiar script.
Jamerson’s ejection was a fitting end to a blowout loss, and Cronin’s reaction was nothing new for fans who’ve seen coaches lose their cool before.
The Bruins’ struggles continued, with their second straight loss after winning five of their previous six games.
Michigan State’s win was a much-needed one, as they had lost three of their last four games.
This one felt recognizable early, as UCLA’s season-long issues with consistency and injuries continued to plague them.
Jamerson’s ejection was a symbol of the Bruins’ frustration and desperation, a feeling that’s become all too familiar for fans of the team.
Original observation: The ejection was a classic example of a coach’s frustration boiling over, a moment that fans of the team have seen before and will likely see again.
Author: Evan Null
