ACC Tournament Plays (Video and requests)

[OKREF]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

Play #2; I have a flag on the play for excessive # of suits on the bench!

13 guys in suits

[bucky]

About 4:50 in first half of Duke/Clemson game. Technical on Grayson Allen. I did not agree with it for his actions. Maybe something verbal although official next to him did not turn/look at all. T official was watching him entire time and called it. At half time, Jason Williams defended Allen and began discussion swearing in basketball and that it happens all the time. So, maybe Allen swore but again, closest official (4 feet?) did not even flinch.

[JRutledge]

Play #3:




Peace

[OKREF]

Allen might have got it for the bounce and not catching it, saying something, and reacting to the call. Probably a combination of things.

[Zoochy]

Play 1
If a Travel is called it is because he lifted up the Right (Pivot) foot before he released the ball to start the dribble. This action happens alot on the games I see on TV without being called. It that official calls it, then he needs to look for it and call it the rest of the game. Once is not enough.

Play 2
Why is there a comment during the video "is the ball in the cylinder?" Isn't it only BI if you touch the ball while it is in the cylinder? Now if you pull on the rim or net while the ball is on the rim, then that is also BI. So is the rim returning to it's original position while in contact with the ball? Maybe

Play 3
GA has issues. He deserves a T

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by bucky

About 4:50 in first half of Duke/Clemson game. Technical on Grayson Allen. I did not agree with it for his actions. Maybe something verbal although official next to him did not turn/look at all. T official was watching him entire time and called it. At half time, Jason Williams defended Allen and began discussion swearing in basketball and that it happens all the time. So, maybe Allen swore but again, closest official (4 feet?) did not even flinch.

The official who made the call wasn't paying attention to Grayson's actions, he had no idea Allen slammed the ball. The calling official was walking towards the table to report and Allen was moving the opposite direction. The Trail T'd Allen immediately upon slamming the ball. Allen lost all benefit of the doubt a long time ago. You reap what you sow.

[jTheUmp]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

The official who made the call wasn't paying attention to Grayson's actions, he had no idea Allen slammed the ball. The calling official was walking towards the table to report and Allen was moving the opposite direction. The Trail T'd Allen immediately upon slamming the ball. Allen lost all benefit of the doubt a long time ago. You reap what you sow.

Like I tell guys in the trenches during a football game (as the Umpire)... Don't make me have to make a decision, because you might not like the decision I make.

[JRutledge]

Play #4:



Peace

[grunewar]

Check out Wake Forest's, Greg McClinton's three pointer on a baseball pass as time expires in the first half. Nothing but net.

They said it's the only three pointer he's EVER made in college! Clearly gone.....

[RedAndWhiteRef]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Check out Wake Forest's, Greg McClinton's three pointer on a baseball pass as time expires in the first half. Nothing but net.

They said it's the only three pointer he's EVER made in college! Clearly gone.....

Terrible defense by the Hokies. They left him wide open.

[bucky]

Originally Posted by grunewar

Check out Wake Forest's, Greg McClinton's three pointer on a baseball pass as time expires in the first half. Nothing but net.

They said it's the only three pointer he's EVER made in college! Clearly gone.....

If it was a pass as time expires, then wouldn't the ball become dead immediately?

[Amesman]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

T The Trail T'd Allen immediately upon slamming the ball. Allen lost all benefit of the doubt a long time ago. You reap what you sow.

BNR, agree with everything you said, including most of the above, EXCEPT the T didn't hit the whistle or react until he saw the ball bounding away. Seems Grayson basically got T'ed because he didn't catch his own bounce/slam of the ball. Valid. (Doubtful if T would have heard any muttered swearing from that far away? But if he did, that is indeed another explanation. Just seems unlikely in that noisy setting. And even then, it seems he might be getting on himself. ... OK maybe THAT one is a stretch.)