Frustrated LeBron James and Stephen Curry caught arguing with referees as South Sudan sends Team USA into panic

LeBron James and his teammates are currently struggling to make their mark in the ongoing exhibition game against South Sudan! After taking the early lead, Team USA was trailing 44-58 heading into halftime. With 1:49 left in the third quarter, the star team continues to trail 76-70. This sudden setback has created a sense of frustration among two of the leading scorers that the referees have recently experienced.

During the 2 During the first quarter, as South Sudan continued to extend their lead, the apparent dismay on LeBron’s face could not have been more clearly expressed. While a call was made for support for South Sudanese player Carlik Jones after he went down during the game, the look that the NBA’s leading scorer and Stephen Curry gave the referees was something no one would want to receive.

LeBron James is someone who has had his fair share of issues with on-court officials during his NBA career. Just three months ago, during a game against the Washington Wizards, the Lakers star took offense to a foul that was called against him. Even though the Lakers ended up winning the game 125-120, that didn’t stop him from saying, “Call the foul, motherf**king n**ga!” during the game. A few weeks later, he took offense after a foul called against rival Michael Porter Jr. made all the difference in the Denver Nuggets’ narrow victory. It led him to rant in the post-game press conference, saying, “Why do we have a slow-motion center if it’s going to happen like this? It doesn’t make sense to me.”

Fortunately, LeBron and Steph’s frustration may not have lasted long. Miraculously, Team USA managed to take the lead in the final 10 seconds and win the game 101-100. While this victory still puts Team USA in the unbeatable category, a game this close is cause for concern. Fortunately, the solution to breaking through South Sudan’s defense may be found by the time LeBron James and co. face them again at the main Olympics in Paris next week.

This is a developing story.