NCAAW Notre Dame/UConn

SC Official

Foul call at 3:04 in OT

JRutledge

Don't the same two players jump the ball that was involved in the held ball?

They let two other players jump the ball.

Peace

SC Official

I believe in NCAAM the rule is that any two can rejump. Is it the same in women’s? I know NFHS it has to be the two that tied it up.

JRutledge

That is what I am asking, I do not know the Women's rule. I would suspect it is the same, but nothing surprises me with these rules differences anymore.

Peace

SC Official

Notre Dame gave UConn every chance to win this game and still came out on top.

Rich

Bumping the ball to the 28 is the dumbest rule ever. I hope that crap never comes to ball I work.

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SC Official

Rich wrote
Bumping the ball to the 28 is the dumbest rule ever. I hope that crap never comes to ball I work.

Agreed.

bucky

With about 9:28 to go in the game, there was a UCONN player control foul called along the endline. Defensive player clearly had a foot OOB. In NCAAW, does the defensive player have to be IB to take a charge? I thought it was a big call at the time and nobody mentioned it. What is the rule?

Multiple Sports

You are correct. It is what we refer to as legal guarding position. Unfortunately, Im sure that play will be on the training tape next fall.

Good pick up on your part.

Rut - Can you find it....I don't have exact time.

bob jenkins

SC Official wrote
I believe in NCAAM the rule is that any two can rejump. Is it the same in women’s? I know NFHS it has to be the two that tied it up.

Any two can jump. So, it's usually the original jumpers.

Rich wrote
Bumping the ball to the 28 is the dumbest rule ever. I hope that crap never comes to ball I work.

Why is that? While I don't think it's the best rule, it's not that bad.

bucky wrote
With about 9:28 to go in the game, there was a UCONN player control foul called along the endline. Defensive player clearly had a foot OOB. In NCAAW, does the defensive player have to be IB to take a charge? I thought it was a big call at the time and nobody mentioned it. What is the rule?

Yes, the player must be inbounds.

(All of the above with the caveat that I didn't see any of the game)

SC Official

I’d also like to see the charge call against UConn that made Geno go bonkers (I think it was 7:28 in the 4Q)

crosscountry55

bob jenkins wrote
Any two can jump. So, it's usually the original jumpers.

Correct for NCAA both rule sets. Not for NFHS.

The NCAA rule used to be the same as NFHS, until there was such a held ball to begin a men’s title game about 15 years ago. The very next season the rule was changed to allow any two players to re-jump. Coincidence? I think not. Not sure when the NCAAW rule changed, but would imagine it was around the same time.

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JRutledge

Multiple Sports wrote
You are correct. It is what we refer to as legal guarding position. Unfortunately, Im sure that play will be on the training tape next fall.

Good pick up on your part.

Rut - Can you find it....I don't have exact time.

Find what exactly? I have the play for the jump ball, but not any other play. I did not record the game.

Peace

JRutledge

crosscountry55 wrote
Correct for NCAA both rule sets. Not for NFHS.

The NCAA rule used to be the same as NFHS, until there was such a held ball to begin a men’s title game about 15 years ago. The very next season the rule was changed to allow any two players to re-jump. Coincidence? I think not. Not sure when the NCAAW rule changed, but would imagine it was around the same time.

Here is the actual ruling on the Men's side.

A.R. 140. An official tosses the ball for the opening jump ball. Immediately after the ball is touched by the jumpers, A2 and B2 tie up the ball.

RULING: Since possession has never been established, the official
cannot use the alternating-possession arrow to award possession. An official shall conduct another jump ball. Any two opposing players shall jump.
(Rule 6-3.5)

Peace

Multiple Sports

Lead call a charge...left foot of defender is out of bounds...great teaching play. By rule it is not legal guarding.

canuckrefguy

Rich wrote
Bumping the ball to the 28 is the dumbest rule ever. I hope that crap never comes to ball I work.

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Been using it up here since FIBA came in, and it's not that bad. Makes for some really exciting finishes, too.