Adam Johnny Ringo wroteIs there a video posted of FT violation called against Craft? He clearly broke the plane before ball got to rim, but doesn't he have to touch before ball hits rim? Nope, the restrictions along the lane include not breaking the plane of the lane line with the foot. He may not have known that (I'm assuming that's why he was complaining so long).
brainbrian Johnny Ringo wroteIs there a video posted of FT violation called against Craft? There is a video at: VIDEO: Aaron Craft's Lane Violation Leads To Confusing Ending - SBNation.com If you pause the video at the right spot you can clearly see Craft across the line well before the ball hits the rim. I do wonder if Ohio St was confused at the end or had given up at that point. They didn't seem to put much pressure on Kansas to get a quick steal or a 5 second count. I believe they were out of time-outs at that point though to set anything up.
Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. I am going to preface my remarks with a: ROCK CHOCK JAYHAWK!! GO Kayyy UUUUU!! That said, I want to know why the L made this call when he had a bunch of players in front of him and the KU player came down the C's side of the court. MTD, Sr.
canuckrefguy Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. wroteI am going to preface my remarks with a: ROCK CHOCK JAYHAWK!! GO Kayyy UUUUU!! That said, I want to know why the L made this call when he had a bunch of players in front of him and the KU player came down the C's side of the court. MTD, Sr. I think Luckie could see fine, given the angle he appears to be at. Unfortunately it was a hair-splitter, ticky-tack call. Fortunately, it did not turn out to be "the" call. BTW - Kentucky by 15. Sorry.
doubleringer truerookie wroteIts really hard to tell with with all the feet movement towards the basket. I would have rather had the C or T get that one. I'm with you on this one again. Why is the lead going across the paint and calling play that happened borderline outside of the lane and up on hte 3rd block?
tref Wow! If he did travel, its so slight it probably falls under "right call, wrong time." If he didnt travel, now its "wrong call, terrible time." Either way this is a GI. Why does he come 17' off the endline though? 😀
katie118 It was clear that his right foot touched the ground a little before he released the shot, so traveling was the right call. Traveling is usually not called in this situation because the step and the release are so close and its hard for the refs to watch the shooter's foot and hands at the same time
katie118 tref wrote Why does he come 17' off the endline though? 😃 I was wondering that too. I guess he knew it was a big call and he wanted to look important
tref katie118 wroteI was wondering that too. I guess he knew it was a big call and he wanted to look important Oh is that what it was. I thought they were switching on violations or something 😀
APG katie118 wroteIt was clear that his right foot touched the ground a little before he released the shot, so traveling was the right call. Traveling is usually not called in this situation because the step and the release are so close and its hard for the refs to watch the shooter's foot and hands at the same time I guess I'm not seeing what you're seeing. 😕 Not sure how you can say it was clear but to each their own.
truerookie AllPurposeGamer wroteI guess I'm not seeing what you're seeing. 😕 Not sure how you can say it was clear but to each their own. I agree, I looked at that play another 20 times and could not see what was stated. Too many feet...
Toren I got nothing on this play. I thought travel was 2 1/2 times around on the forearms, this looked like 35 times 😀