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Originally posted by Back In The Saddle
* An OOB call where you saw a tip, especially if it happened in your primary
* 2 v. 3 point shot when trail/center is straighlined and guessing
* A travel in front of the lead when he's busy looking for contact
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1. I agree with you when there are players with space in between them. However if you have some contact right in front of you and you make an OOB call I will not give you any information. Why? Because I trust you saw the whole play and you made the correct call for that situation. The OOB rather than the foul.
2. Can you please break it all the way down for me and tell me where this would occur on the 3 pointer? At the top of the key? I can see that. In the deep corner? I can see that too. In the half court on a 3 pointer at the free-throw line extended? In what situation would we have 4 or 6 eyes on this play? In MTD's situation I can see it. It is amazing how someone can move to look past 4 players in their primary to see a phantom travel across the court. This guy already had more than his share of the players to watch and he bypassed them for the travel. Like MTD said, this could result in disaster. Bart also game some real statistics for improving our accuracy.
3. I agree with you on this one. It can happen every game due to post play.