Wichita State vs. Vanderbilt

11:27 first half, blarge of sorts. Lead official signals off-ball post foul on defender, Slot ships it.

9:52 first half, possible offensive BI.

9:59 2nd half, pass and crash. Charge called, looked like the defender got there late.

9:17 2nd half, great block call by Paul Szelc.

[crosscountry55]

12:11 second half. Thought the T could have passed on the travel call on Vanderbilt. It was close, and the BH's back was to the T.

Didn't really seem like any advantage was gained on a borderline call; felt like a game interrupter. Thoughts?

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

12:11 second half. Thought the T could have passed on the travel call on Vanderbilt. It was close, and the BH's back was to the T.

Didn't really seem like any advantage was gained on a borderline call; felt like a game interrupter. Thoughts?

I looked away right before it was called but based on the players reaction of being mad at himself I'm guessing it was CC.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by crosscountry55

12:11 second half. Thought the T could have passed on the travel call on Vanderbilt. It was close, and the BH's back was to the T.

Didn't really seem like any advantage was gained on a borderline call; felt like a game interrupter. Thoughts?

My thoughts are that you need to find a new camp to attend. The advice you are getting is poor.
Adv/Disadv is NOT for violations! It is also being taken out of foul calls. We are now going to marginal vs illegal contact.
The whole "game interrupter" philosophy is horse----! Officials call fouls and violations as they happen and the players commit them. The officials don't interrupt the game.