Duke @ North Carolina 4 Plays (Video--added a play)
 

Play #1:
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Play #2:
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Play #3:
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Peace

1. In the RA. Correct call
2. Acquired LGP and maintained it. Correct call
3. Hits his arm. Correct call
Looks like some good officiating by some good officials

I agree with all three calls

The 2nd was really close...the defender had LGP very early but then moved toward the offensive player a little before contact and was still coming forward at contact. Technically, that makes it a block. It wasn't much, but it was there.

I like all 4 calls.
The interesting question is in #1 what most people have if the RA wasn't in play.

That's what I was thinking, too. To me, it looks like B1 attained LGP a millisecond before A1 began to jump for the layup.

Charge, unless B1's heel(s) are in the restricted area, which is inconclusive from the video, imo.

1. PC (NFHS); Block (NCAA)
2. PC
3. Travel on spin...initial pivot is right foot, picks up, puts down

1) Block

2) PC

3) No travel and no foul

4) Illegal jump stop (that no one is going to call) and a foul

That's a good one. I never noticed till you mentioned it. These videos are really helpful to see things that I wouldn't always pick up. Glad you mentioned this.

1. traveled twice on initial possession/take off. skipped with right foot (pivot foot), then lifted pivot foot before dribbling. then I have a block with the defender coming forward.

2. looks like an easy PC

3. left foot is pivot so no travel, got him on the arm.

4. jump stop is barely illegal on slow mo, but not calling it live, got him on the arm.

Pause at the 0:25 second mark of the video. Right foot is pivot while left is still off the floor. On the spin, right/pivot is picked up, then back down before shot or foul.

This is a travel I've been trying to better identify this season.

All good calls. I don't see an illegal jump stop on the last one, it looks good.

The feet don't come down simultaneously.

I'm going to comment without looking at anyone else's comments.
#1- good call on it being RA block. Although, I did agree with Bilas last night (don't shoot me) that it could have been a no call, not really that much contact.
2-flop. Thought so last night and still do today.
3-there was contact on arm/wrist but I could see a no call
4-I would have a foul as well. I would have rather seen Grayson give the ball to Luke trailing for an easy layup but that is my fandom talking.

Overall, I thought the game was officiated very well. For those of you who watched, would anyone have had a T on Brice Johnson for hanging on rim on his first two dunks? One rebound and one putback? My thought was in nfhs it would have been T both times but college gets a little more leeway. Thoughts?