Grant Williams, from the Tennessee Flights, has a ridiculous flop that costs him dearly against LSU Tigers

College officials are widely examined at each conference, but at the end of Tennessee Volunteers vs. LSU Tigers, you can see how difficult their work can be.

In a draw, in overtime, as the time was running out, Grant Williams of Tennessee was violently collided with LSU's Javonte Smart and was called for a foul. Not surprisingly, it was actually a colossal failure by Williams, something he became very prone to.

To his credit, it worked most often, averaging 7.27 attempts per game, putting him in 21st place in the country.

Only this time, he turned around dramatically and eventually cost his team a very important conference match.

You can take a look and decide if it was a flop of Grant Williams flop (it was true).

Maybe it was karma for his flop against Vanderbilt, which was probably a fault, but his way of selling it helped to catch a glaring one that I followed and which ultimately helped the Flights to avoid a massive annoyance:

Nevertheless, this is now two happy results for LSU and they came in their two biggest conference games of the year. The Tigers now hold the decisive advantage against Kentucky and Tennessee. It would have been ideal for cats if the Flights were flying LSU today on the road and were losing against Kentucky next week in Knoxville. Instead, Kentucky will still need help from LSU while the regular season is almost over.

The flop aside, credit to LSU for having climbed a damn season at this point. Beat Kentucky then Tennessee without Tremont Waters is impressive. Like most people, when I learned that LSU was going to play without Waters, I gave them little chance of being upset.

Javonte Smart scored 29 points and 11 points in a row. The kid is out.

The SEC tournament will be fun and the league should make a lot of noise at the NCAA tournament.