What do you have in this clip?
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1) first time viewing 2) subsequent times |
I do not have anything at this point on either the first look or the second look. It looks to me like his left foot is the pivot foot and he does not move that foot.
Peace |
I would make the player a criminal defendant. 1st view…and 2nd
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1st view, nothing.
Subsequent view: Looks to me like he gathers the dribble with both feet on the floor, proceeds to move his right foot (left now the pivot) and shoots. I've got nothing. Was this controversial or something? |
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I didn't notice this until about the 5th time, but check out the kid in white who ends up on the floor.
Unfortunately, without replay we all probably miss this, but the kid in black (#20 something) should be done for the night for a flagrant foul. |
Crap, I completely missed the punch focusing on the shooter.
Damn. |
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Ideally the C gets this. This is a great example of being diligent and not bailing to early as the C on a made basket.
I admit I missed it the first time through because I was looking for a travel on the shooter too. This happened in a playoff game last week. EDIT: The C doesn't bail here but he's watching the ball which he shouldn't. The L has that. I will observe any any all players as they clear the lane in transition. I have nightmares of stuff like this happening. |
I think that C should have gotten the contact by Black and it should have been a FTF because the Ball was Dead at the time of the contact.
MTD, Sr. |
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Answer to your question: Flagrant T on #20. |
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I have nightmares about being in an FYI video as well. |
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