In the 9th round of CBA regular season, Liaoning VS Shaanxi, Guo was expelled. Is the referee's decision controversial?

The referee's decision is controversial. The referee near Guo didn't blow his whistle. The referee is the farthest referee from Guo, but he blew Guo's technical foul, which is hard to understand. With 4 minutes and 37 seconds left in the third quarter, Guo broke through the layup. The referee ignored the foul of the opposing player's thugs. After Guo scored a layup, he shouted to the referee, "Oh, that's a foul." . Perhaps his tone was a little heavy, and the referee immediately gave Guo a technical foul. Later, Guo was not convinced, and he argued with Guo again. He also showed the action of the thugs to the referee, saying, it's okay for you to call me a technical foul, but please watch the video to see if he has fouled the thugs. This time, the referee was angered. The referee blew another T, and Guo was disqualified and expelled.

Because of dissatisfaction with the referee's decision, Guo was expelled after eating two T's. Then Guo updated in Weibo: "I don't understand, it's a joke." For a time, the fairness of these two judgments caused public discussion. Should Guo blow a second technical foul? Why didn't the referee blow when the opponent's thugs fouled? I also watched the replay video, and it was obvious that the opponent's thugs had fouled. Guo, there is nothing wrong with him. The other team violated the defense. He gave the coach a hint. What's wrong with that? And Guo didn't talk nonsense or shirk in his communication with the referee.

Can our referee still make a fair judgment now? A one-stop layup is a foul, and you can't say it when you are hit by a mob. Just get a T when you say it. I think chinese basketball association should reflect on it. As a balance on the court, the referee must ensure a fair penalty. The referee is the supervisor of the stadium, but the referee has no right to interfere with the game in his own right. The progress of basketball in China depends not only on the players, but also on the joint efforts of coaches, referees and clubs. After the game, coach Yang Ming held a press conference to apologize to the Basketball Association. I have to say that Yang Ming still has a sense of the overall situation. His apology protected Guo. Guo, you should hold your horses.