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Old Mon Feb 29, 2016, 01:42pm
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This is the moment of contact. H player still has one foot on floor. I don't see the H player having head and shoulders past. I don't see the V player losing LGP as I never see them move towards the H player. I have PCF.

I think going about 2 frames before this is a more telling look. Home has the foot he's jumping off of on the floor, and the defender is not yet in front of him. As H starts his jump/upward motion, the defender, IMO is not yet in position. Watching it full speed I have a block, and when it's slowed down, I certainly think its a lot closer, but I still go block.
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Old Mon Feb 29, 2016, 01:55pm
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If it comes down to frame by frame I'll chalk it up to the officials getting it right no matter what 1 frame at a time may show.
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Old Mon Feb 29, 2016, 02:12pm
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Great clips.

The only ones I found my self questioning was the backcourt PC, I don't see the defender legally maintaining his lgp, and the last one, I think you get the rebound foul first and don't deal with all that armlock stuff. But once they are locked up like that as long as white gets the rebound and is going the other way can't you just no call it and let them have their fast break?
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Old Mon Feb 29, 2016, 03:36pm
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I think going about 2 frames before this is a more telling look. Home has the foot he's jumping off of on the floor, and the defender is not yet in front of him. As H starts his jump/upward motion, the defender, IMO is not yet in position. Watching it full speed I have a block, and when it's slowed down, I certainly think its a lot closer, but I still go block.

His left foot is on the floor in this pic. I'm not saying they missed it as it is very close play happening at a very rapid speed. In fact I though block seeing it live.
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Old Mon Feb 29, 2016, 03:41pm
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I don't think he has head and shoulders around the defender.


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