What do you have in this clip?

[deecee]

1) first time viewing
2) subsequent times

[JRutledge]

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

[BigCat]

I would make the player a criminal defendant. 1st view…and 2nd

[HokiePaul]

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.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by HokiePaul

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.

T should have been watching him come barreling in to the lane and could hve predicted some foul play. He went flying in like he was going to do some damage, IMO. Easy to miss live, though.

[Refhoop]

Originally Posted by Adam

T should have been watching him come barreling in to the lane and could hve predicted some foul play. He went flying in like he was going to do some damage, IMO. Easy to miss live, though.

Upon first look - I thought the kid that traveled also accidentally ran over the white player... now I see the gut punch!
The missed travel call and the subsequent missed ejection is all on the C. What is he watching?
Two missed calls right in front of him.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Refhoop

Upon first look - I thought the kid that traveled also accidentally ran over the white player... now I see the gut punch!
The missed travel call and the subsequent missed ejection is all on the C. What is he watching?
Two missed calls right in front of him.

I don't think it's a travel. I don't think he actually gathers the dribble until both feet are down, then he only moves his right foot. Legal, IMO.

I still think the T needs to be watching #20 more closely after he barreled into the lane from his watch.

[Smitty]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

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 think he's referring to what looks like a punch to the gut after the shot by the player in black in the paint (not the shooter). I didn't catch it the first time because like JRut, I was looking at the shooter. But it looks like a deliberate punch, although the video is fuzzy and it's a tough angle.

[Adam]

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?

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by Adam

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?

keep watching

[Adam]

Crap, I completely missed the punch focusing on the shooter.

Damn.

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by Adam

Crap, I completely missed the punch focusing on the shooter.

Damn.

he said "in this clip" so i was looking for multiple things. thought he was focused on whether post player traveled….. until i saw the punch.

[deecee]

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.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by deecee

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.

C has the best angle, but T had "notice" since the kid came flying in from the T's primary. C stayed with the shooter a bit too long.

Answer to your question: Flagrant T on #20.

[Smitty]

Originally Posted by deecee

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'm guessing this went uncalled/unnoticed at the time. Once this video got out, was there any feedback to the crew for missing this?