Kentucky went to Las Vegas to take on Utah on Wednesday night and suffered a 69-66 loss. The Wildcats went only 2-for-17 from 3-point range, so it’s hard to blame the refs for too much.

Still, there was one bad call that hurt the Wildcats late, as freshman Kahlil Whitney was whistled for a charge on what should have been called a Utah flop.

You can see the play below:

Flops are something that refs are trying to eliminate from the game, and this seems to be one that was missed.

ESPN analyst Jay Bilas has a great way to stop bad charge calls like that one. The block/charge call is one of the most aggressive calls in all of sports. For a blocking foul, refs aggressively thrust their hips. For a charge, refs punch the air.

As you can see below, Bilas says those bad calls would go away if the refs had to do a different motion to make the call:

At this point, it’s probably worth a shot.