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Old Wed Dec 25, 2013, 01:55pm
JRutledge JRutledge is offline
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee View Post
This play reminds me of the NCAA game a few seasons back. I think it was even a tournament game, where a player traveled and touched OB on the bench sideline in front of the table. L and T were both on that sideline and neither called anything. The C was mid-court and had to have seen what happened and also called nothing, possibly because his two partners were veterans.
I do not put any of this on the C, he was across the court from the play. The new L should have seen the out of bounds pay on the sideline and had a good look (or should have had) at the clock. And I am not convinced he traveled, but clearly stepped out of bounds. Sometimes the right official is the only one that can make such a call like in this situation with the OP.

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