Which Ref Is Correct?

[xyrph]

Which referee is correct here, and by which rule? Thanks.

[OKREF]

Looks like he got it right. Kudos to him for not changing his call. I have no idea what the lead is doing. BTW #4 earned her 6th foul as well.

[JRutledge]

Was an illegal screen called?

Peace

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Was an illegal screen called?

Peace

You would think so by what the trail is doing, walking back. The foul was on black 4 and her 5th. Lead was right to get involved because you couldn't tell what the trail called...he needed to give a strong push signal. Not good when you make a call and your the only guy in the gym who knows what it is....

[xyrph]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Was an illegal screen called?

Peace

Yes, the initial ref calls an illegal screen on White #11.

[JRutledge]

Looked like a good screen then. The player stood there and waited for the contact, at least from this angle.

Peace

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Looked like a good screen then. The player stood there and waited for the contact, at least from this angle.

Peace

Agree. I think he called it on 4 and walked wrong way.

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by xyrph

Yes, the initial ref calls an illegal screen on White #11.

Looking at it closer he has pointed at 4 black. He may have pointed the wrong way just as he called it. I think he had a push by 4 the entire time by looking at video. If you were there you have better info obviously.

[OKREF]

Originally Posted by xyrph

Yes, the initial ref calls an illegal screen on White #11.

It looks like he called it on 4. Her reaction seems to show that as well.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by OKREF

It looks like he called it on 4. Her reaction seems to show that as well.

That is a better call, but he certainly did not do a good job telling everyone.

Peace

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by xyrph

Yes, the initial ref calls an illegal screen on White #11.

Are you assuming that because of the direction he went or did you hear him say White 11? The table almost immediately indicated 5 fouls on #4 so it leads me to believe they were told Black 4.

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[Adam]

Looks like an inexperienced official who doesn't communicate well. The L does a good job of stopping to make sure everything is going the right direction. Not sure where the T is going after he makes the call, though. He's in a hurry when he reports, and he's on his way towards black coach before they even get their hands at the table.

[RedAndWhiteRef]

That is some rather nonchalant foul reporting

[Rich]

The allowing of schools and leagues to opt in has made the transition to 3 take much longer than necessary here.

What it did for me the last 8-10 years was make me have to bounce back from 2 to 3 to 2 from night to night. This year I'll work no 2-person games.

I'm simply not as good or consistent in either system when I have to alternate. Others will claim it's no big deal....and I don't believe them.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by #olderthanilook

Is the crew in that video a varsity crew officiating a varsity game? At first, the answer seems obvious - yes. But, after watching the Trail officials (lack of) mechanics...oh boy...

I think it's clear that this is not a varsity game, at least not one played during the high school season.

The bleachers are pulled in behind the benches. The teams for the next game seem to be waiting behind the benches. The officials for the next game are waiting behind the table, leaning against the packed-in bleachers.

To me, this is clearly off season ball.