Jamie Luckie and the court sweepers

[bballref3966]

At 18:21 in the first half of the Wake-NC State game, Jamie Luckie held up play to make two young court sweepers go sit somewhere else.

Wonder what that was all about or if anyone saw it live.

[JRutledge]

I am going to defend Jamie Luckie on this one. We do not know what was said or we do not know what his history with injury might be. These kids are clearly in a place they are not supposed to be. It is possible they talked back to him when trying to deal with the issue directly. There could be a lot to this situation and I have no issues with him. If a player had gone into those kids we would have had a different discussion, especially if someone got hurt. If you look at where the cameras are, they are behind a little blue line. These kids were in front of that line.

Well here you go anyway.


Peace

[Camron Rust]

He almost stepped on them. He asked them to move. Like many teens, they wiggled a little but didn't really move. So, he had to make it clear.

[JetMetFan]

NCAA 1-3-3: The restraining line shall be a solid, interrupted or mathematical line formed between two colors. The line may be a color that is either the same or different from that of the end lines. When space is not available for a 6-foot restraining line, the line should be marked using the maximum available distance. Non-playing personnel shall not be permitted in this area.

[Mr.C]

Many times in younger games, younger kids are under the goal or moving around on the sideline during game. I've seen an official from time to time have a near collision as the court OOB lines are so close. I think he was thinking about something along those lines.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

He almost stepped on them. He asked them to move. Like many teens, they wiggled a little but didn't really move...

Exactly... I've had this experience with my kids many a time.


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[Bad Zebra]

The contempt and commentary from the announcers was pretty rude. Noting that "Luckie was inserting himself into the action" and "Jamie has a way of getting involved early and often...". Don't know who they were but it didn't help matters any. I think the female was Doris Burke?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

The contempt and commentary from the announcers was pretty rude. Noting that "Luckie was inserting himself into the action" and "Jamie has a way of getting involved early and often...". Don't know who they were but it didn't help matters any. I think the female was Doris Burke?

It was Sean McDonough and Doris Burke, two of the worst that love to rant about officials.

Peace

[VaTerp]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

He almost stepped on them. He asked them to move. Like many teens, they wiggled a little but didn't really move. So, he had to make it clear.

And I'm not even sure those are teens. More like pre-teens.

Luckie did the right thing taking care of it then rather than have to worry about it as the lead on the next possession.

[Hugh Refner]

Originally Posted by Mr.C

I've seen an official from time to time have a near collision as the court OOB lines are so close. I think he was thinking about something along those lines.

Good pun.

[Mr.C]

Thanks, its hard to sneak anything past this esteemed group!