NBA referee Jenna Schroeder admits she ‘f–ked up’ Andre Drummond ejection
NY Post
It’s not too often that a pro referee admits they got a call wrong, at least that the fans hear.
However, referee Jenna Schroeder was overheard telling 76ers head coach Nick Nurse that she made a mistake when she ejected Andre Drummond and reinstated him back into the game during a bizarre Monday evening in Philadelphia.
Drummond was sent to the locker room after Spurs star Victor Wembanyama fell to the ground and Schroeder believed that the Sixers player had something to do with the incident.
The replay, however, showed that Wembanyama had dove or fell over his feet.
After the officials reviewed the play, Schroeder went over to the Sixers bench and apologized for her error.
“I f–ked up! [Wembanyama] gets a technical and I’m sorry about that,” Schroeder could be heard saying to Nurse before seeming to apologize to the rest of the bench.
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