Wichita State vs. Vanderbilt
 

11:27 first half, blarge of sorts. Lead official signals off-ball post foul on defender, Slot ships it.

9:52 first half, possible offensive BI.

9:59 2nd half, pass and crash. Charge called, looked like the defender got there late.

9:17 2nd half, great block call by Paul Szelc.

12:11 second half. Thought the T could have passed on the travel call on Vanderbilt. It was close, and the BH's back was to the T.

Didn't really seem like any advantage was gained on a borderline call; felt like a game interrupter. Thoughts?

I looked away right before it was called but based on the players reaction of being mad at himself I'm guessing it was CC.

First tech of the tournament! 2:58 2nd half, Vandy coach gets lit up after no-call he didn't like a trip earlier.

Clueless announcers after the V HC Tech at 2:58 second half.

I had it figured out two seconds after the call. Took them another two minutes to figure it out. :D

The lead must really have been dialed in or gunshy for Stallings to be a mile out of the coaching box and screaming directly at him from about 5 feet away without any repercussions.

Crazy the trail had to come get that.

I thought it was funny that he was whacked by both the Trail & the Lead, with the Lead's T about a second after the Trail's. Excellent no-call on the previous play that led to the outburst, IMO.

My thoughts are that you need to find a new camp to attend. The advice you are getting is poor.
Adv/Disadv is NOT for violations! It is also being taken out of foul calls. We are now going to marginal vs illegal contact.
The whole "game interrupter" philosophy is horse----! Officials call fouls and violations as they happen and the players commit them. The officials don't interrupt the game.

Both Trail and Lead hit it. Lead ended up reporting the tech, he was positioned at Slot opposite when they resumed play.

How much college ball do you work? How many college camps do you attend? This is exactly what is being taught at the college level, at least in my neck of the woods.

I did it for six years. I went to two or three camps every Summer during that time. I never once heard "game interrupter." What a stooooopid concept. (in memory of Jurassic)

The L did not report it. The L dropped after he saw the T had already whistled it and the T then reported it.

Huh. After calling the T I believe the Trail went to the other end to administer the free throws and then resumed his spot at Trail table side during the resumption of play. If I recall correctly Lead and Slot switched places from where they were before which led me to believe original Lead reported the tech.

Trail called the T. Lead's whistle came afterwards. There were a couple of discussions at the table regarding the status of the ball, which is probably why Trail stayed table side.

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It looked to me like the Lead was perfectly aware of the coach and planning to stick him, but decided to allow the play to finish - you see him turn and signal for the T immediately after Vanderbilt scores. The Trail, on the other hand, calls it earlier and visibly waves off the score. They went with that and cancelled it, gave the ball to Vanderbilt underneath.

I was confused by the announcers confusion. They were talking an and 1 but Vandy got the ball back with no FT. I missed that they never gave Vandy the 2 points. So the T whacked the coach before the shot, POI is Vandy ball on endline. Makes sense now.

He should've been ejected, there were three T's signaled! Trail whistled and signaled, and then apparently thought the coach wasn't paying attention and needed to do it again, and then the Lead signaled.

Makes sense, thanks!