The Milwaukee Bucks have gone through a pretty rough patch this season without officials making any glaring mistakes.

The Bucks’ latest loss came Saturday against the Charlotte Hornets, in which the game turned on a single drive that resulted in LaMelo Ball on the ground and the referees blowing the whistle. The Bucks led 114-113 with 7.3 seconds left when Ball got two free throws, which he made.

The foul was called against Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo, but replay showed he did little more than brush the ball with his hand. The ball just slipped as he started to take a route, or as the Hornets broadcast puts it, tripped over his own Pumas:

Unfortunately for the Bucks, they didn’t have a challenge to clear the foul. Bucks head coach Doc Rivers had his two challenges remaining with three minutes left, but successfully used one to call off a foul on Andre Jackson Jr. with 2:46 left, then used without success the other to contest an appeal on Taurean Prince.

Antetokounmpo, who had a triple-double with 22 points, 15 rebounds and 12 assists, was unsurprisingly furious with the officials.

The call was egregious enough that crew chief Curtis Blair admitted his team blew it after the game in an interview with a pool reporter. If Rivers had held out for one more challenge, he would have won it.

From the NBA:

Rivers agreed, via Athletics:

The loss was another brutal one for the Bucks, who are 4-9 this season and 21-28 under Doc Rivers. The team was missing star point guard Damian Lillard, who remains in the concussion protocol, but was ultimately taken out by an 18-5 free throw disparity.