Purdue @ Michigan plays (Video)

[ronny mulkey]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

JRut, if in getting the ball it was knocked out of the shooter's grasp, then all that contact occurred I could maybe see your point, but shooter maintains the ball until he is contacted quite heavily by a non-vertical defender who contacts him, illegally IMO, on the arm and torso.

I have a hard time believing a college assigner/evaluator is going to look at that play and say they like the no call on that.

Personally, I like a blocked shot but a LOT of contact (before or after touching the ball) on an airborne player is a foul to me. If this official looks at this video, I don't think he will like the no call, either.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by ronny mulkey

Personally, I like a blocked shot but a LOT of contact (before or after touching the ball) on an airborne player is a foul to me. If this official looks at this video, I don't think he will like the no call, either.

Don't be so sure about that one. I doubt other than me posting this it was much of a though unless the supervisor said something. And I doubt that happened either. Just a guess, but I have never seen this play highlighted as being a foul at the college level. They put out videos every week too.

Peace

[ronny mulkey]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Don't be so sure about that one. I doubt other than me posting this it was much of a though unless the supervisor said something. And I doubt that happened either. Just a guess, but I have never seen this play highlighted as being a foul at the college level. They put out videos every week too.

Peace

I don't know about "highlighting" anything on any level but I see a lot less contact than this every night on TV that is routinely called a foul. College level. Admittedly, most of the games I watch are ACC contests but those guys are not bad officials.

Also, I didn't consult with any supervisors when making my humble opinion. Thanks for all your work on the videos. I save a lot of them for review next fall at our meetings.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by ronny mulkey

I don't know about "highlighting" anything on any level but I see a lot less contact than this every night on TV that is routinely called a foul. College level. Admittedly, most of the games I watch are ACC contests but those guys are not bad officials.

The issue is not how much contact as contact can be severe and never be a foul, the issue is how did the contact take place or is the play an acceptable amount on a blocked shot. I watch a lot of ACC games and I see nothing different here than I would in those games. The reality is that many officials that work in the BIG, work in the ACC (especially now). Not saying anything about the quality of the officials, just stating that I see nothing highlighted in weekly videos that this should be a foul and there are many similar plays like this every week. Now if you can find me a play where that shows this as a foul, I will post it for the very same reason I did here. Because if a foul was called, you would have heard the same reaction from the Purdue side of the gym.

Originally Posted by ronny mulkey

Also, I didn't consult with any supervisors when making my humble opinion. Thanks for all your work on the videos. I save a lot of them for review next fall at our meetings.

Thanks. Glad you like them and can use them. That after all is the point.

Well I post the videos for these discussions. That is what I love about them as it brings a lot of different point of views to the table. Not all of us are right or wrong, we just are sharing our judgment process. At the end of the day someone else will decide what we should do or not do.

Peace