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Old Fri Jan 04, 2019, 03:20pm
Camron Rust Camron Rust is offline
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Is it possible that the backboard is old and has the extension way lower than the rim?
Doesn't look like it. I think he was high enough to hit the rim with his head...making him higher than the bottom of even the newest backboards.
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Also, looks as if 14 white has an illegal sleeve on.
Some places don't enforce that.
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Also, how about a T on 14 white for grabbing/retracting the rim during a dead ball? lol.
Yep, he clearly does so and well after any reasonable chance at playing the ball. He had no reason to even jump, much less grab the rim once he was there.
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Lastly, where was the foul? I got good block.
Defender's thigh was on the shooters left shoulder/arm displacing the shooter, preventing the shooter from being able to jump normally, and also accelerating the defender farther up as a result ....all before the block occurred.

Look at it carefully and you'll see the defender's jump maxing out then accelerating into the backboard. His original jump would have had him landing short of hitting his head. The only way that changed was through contact.

The problem is that there was no official in position to see the play clearly. The L only arrived after it was over.
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Last edited by Camron Rust; Fri Jan 04, 2019 at 03:26pm.
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