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First and foremost, THANK YOU JRut for clipping these plays. You provide more professional development than most associations single handily.
Play1: Defender was still coming towards the shooter and his arms were not in his vertical plane. Shooting foul.
Play2: As a high school official, I shouldn't even be looking at a three point shooter, but I assume the college mechanic is different. Contact to the head, foul.
Play3: Maybe yelling to the crowd behind the hoop? You cannot dispute he intentionally or inadvertently yelled in the opponents face. Technical foul. Players have to measure their actions in the heat of the moment. Similar to the player slamming the ball down. Players are expected to maintain a reasonable amount of composure while playing.
Play4: This is a foul before the shooting motion began.
Play5: In high school with no RA, this is a charge. Similar to the one that was called on Lebron years ago in the finals (He lead with his knee into an airborne defender who was entitled to his verticality). In college, do you have to be on the ground to take a charge in the RA?
Interested for any feedback on my responses.
pfan
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