NCAA Tournament Video Requests - Sunday March 19

[Nevadaref]

TNT
North Carolina v Arkansas
About 45 seconds left
Block/charge/travel. #2v#2

25.2 remaining
Foul or vertical defenders

[ODog]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Peace

In HS, this is not basket interference. This is a technical foul. Is the rule different in NCAAM?

[Johnny Ringo]

Originally Posted by ODog

In HS, this is not basket interference. This is a technical foul. Is the rule different in NCAAM?

If you notice the C official he is making a signal for a technical foul.

[Dale3]

Originally Posted by ODog

In HS, this is not basket interference. This is a technical foul. Is the rule different in NCAAM?

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Peace

Can someone confirm / deny that this was correctly ruled BI per NCAAM rules?

We seem to have agreement that in HS this is a Technical, not BI. And as Johnny Ringo points out, the C does appear to be signaling a T.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Dale3

We seem to have agreement that in HS this is a Technical, not BI.

NFHS Player Technical Foul: A player shall not: Illegally contact the backboard/ring by: Placing a hand on the backboard or ring to gain an advantage.

It's the "Ralph Sampson Rule".

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Dale3

Can someone confirm / deny that this was correctly ruled BI per NCAAM rules?

We seem to have agreement that in HS this is a Technical, not BI. And as Johnny Ringo points out, the C does appear to be signaling a T.

Same rule in both.

[bucky]

Originally Posted by Dale3

Can someone confirm / deny that this was correctly ruled BI per NCAAM rules?

We seem to have agreement that in HS this is a Technical, not BI. And as Johnny Ringo points out, the C does appear to be signaling a T.

Guess I am not understanding why you say Technical, "not BI". I agree on the technical part but are you suggesting that if he made the basket it would not be BI and that the score would count but then a Technical would be called? If a player is grabbing the rim and messing with the ball, I consider that BI and would not count any basket scored in such a way. I am thinking it is both BI and a T. Now, perhaps you meant it was not BI simply because the ball was not in the cylinder and it was not scored. I agree with that but if that ball is scored and he was grabbing the rim, then you have both infractions. (NFHS case 9.11.1 Sit B) Someone can totally correct me if it is different in NCAAM. He did reach and touch the ball and it nearly went in the basket.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Dale3

Can someone confirm / deny that this was correctly ruled BI per NCAAM rules?

We seem to have agreement that in HS this is a Technical, not BI. And as Johnny Ringo points out, the C does appear to be signaling a T.

It is only a T if the player is hanging on the rim unnecessarily. He is attempting to dunk the ball and the BI called ends the play. I would not call a T here for any reason if the BI was called. But I can make a case that this is not a BI as the ball did not go back to the original position and contact the ball. You could make a case for that, but I am not sure that was technically right.

I also do not see the C giving a T signal. I think he is signalling something else related to the BI. But he goes away from the screen, so hard to ultimately tell.

Peace