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“Never happened before in my life”: Seething Luka Doncic lets rip at referees over controversial EuroBasket calls




Luka Doncic’s incredible EuroBasket campaign ended Wednesday, as Slovenia lost 99-91 to Germany in the quarterfinals. Following his team’s elimination, Doncic slammed the referees.

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Speaking postgame to “Sport TV 1,” Doncic said the calls against him early in the game contributed to his foul trouble, which eventually cost Slovenia a semifinal appearance.

“I won’t say anything,” Doncic said in Slovenian, per EuroHoops. “First, I got a tehnical two minutes into a game for yelling ‘hello,’ but OK. In a quarterfinal, that shouldn’t happen, no matter what player you are. If you don’t even get a warning first, then I don’t know. But it’s quarterfinal, fighting for semifinal, so I really don’t know how they done that.”

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