Michigan vs Indiana video request

[trojans2545]

A block called on the baseline, dribbler beat defender then tripped on his own while keeping his dribble, defender recovered and looked to regain what I thought was LGP well before dribbler regained his footing, then what looked like a blocking foul was called (not sure on exact call, didn't see the official signal anything before it cut away).

[JRutledge]

Sorry, I forgot about this request. Was a little busy yesterday.



Peace

[Nevadaref]

Maybe this is an instance of that "Northeast philosophy" of putting the player on the line in the last two minutes.

Making this call from directly behind the defender with no view of the contact when your partner has seen the entire play and doesn't have a whistle isn't a quality decision.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Maybe this is an instance of that "Northeast philosophy" of putting the player on the line in the last two minutes.

Making this call from directly behind the defender with no view of the contact when your partner has seen the entire play and doesn't have a whistle isn't a quality decision.

Should have been a foul during the dribble up near the free throw line.