Nova-Kansas 34.1
Tripping foul called on sliding Kansas player who upends stationary defender while sliding toward loose ball.
I understand the rationale and its basis, just wondering who here would get this at this stage of this type of game? At least they got the TC part of it right, eventually. |
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I dont know how you cannot get this, despite the announcers as usual.
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I am not going to contend with a seasoned Elite Eight official's judgment in this case.
The rule is the rule (a player is entitled to his spot on the court provided he gets there first), and as the sideline reporter pointed out not long before this, Bill Self told his players to bust it for every loose ball. This coaching dictum carries risk. See Exhibit A. I'm sure all three officials knew who fouled and who was fouled, but I loved how they pretended to be unsure so that they could confirm whether or not this was a TC foul. Well done. |
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I have been a Jay Hawk fan from birth (my mom is Class of 1942), and I would have made that call.
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A horrible call. Whether DG had control of the ball didn't matter, because Nova never got control, so was still in team control. So you penalize a kid for diving for a loose ball who gets there first, while the foulee doesn't even go to the ground to recover? Terrible call, sorry.
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Here is the video...
This is a foul. I do not even know how this is a debate?
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/lu6p-rklbC8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Peace |
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This a foul every day and twice on Easter Sunday. ;) Peace |
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Labeling it as "penalizing hustle" is an egregious mischaracterizing of the rule. |
There was a big emphasis at the high school level a few years back to make these calls. Players were acting like it was a license to kill if the ball was loose and bodies were going to the floor.
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