NCAA Tournament Video Requests - Sunday March 19

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by ODog

Michigan-Louisville, second half, 5:30 left. Louisville player blows a dunk but remains hanging on the rim in order to help corral the rebound.

Officials ruled BI, but nothing more. In HS, you could argue this was 10-4-4a (placing a hand on the ring to gain an advantage). Is the rule different in NCAAM, or were the officials likely going with the least disruptive call in a tight game?

Peace

[OKREF]

UNC Arkansas. 48 seconds left in 2nd. No call on block/charge

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by OKREF

UNC Arkansas. 48 seconds left in 2nd. No call on block/charge

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

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

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

25.2 remaining
Foul or vertical defenders

Originally Posted by just another ref

Arkansas/NC 2:15 of the second half. Is this not a travel you would call in a jr. high game? I thought I was seeing it called tighter this year, but......

Peace

[ballgame99]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Peace

First one is a PC, or a travel, but definitely not nothing. Defender looks to establish LGP and is not coming forward. Then A1 travels.

Second play looks like a foul on both defenders, take your pick. Neither one maintains verticality. There's nothing wrong with a double whistle on that play in the middle of the lane, especially with two defenders converging on one shooter is there?

third play, is a travel in slow mo, but I certainly didn't raise an eyebrow to it live.

[bucky]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

Second play looks like a foul on both defenders, take your pick. Neither one maintains verticality. There's nothing wrong with a double whistle on that play in the middle of the lane, especially with two defenders converging on one shooter is there?

- Take your pick? Why not follow the rules and call a multiple foul? oh yea, see tagline.

1) I like hand check on initial dribble. OK, they don't call that so, I got a block on collision. (looks as if I am in minority on that)

2) Foul on double teaming defender. Arms are angled down creating initial contact.

3) Technical travel. L cannot see ball control(up top) and feet(below) in this case. T reffing passer/defender and screened.

[just another ref]

Arkansas/NC 2:15 of the second half. Is this not a travel you would call in a jr. high game? I thought I was seeing it called tighter this year, but......

[Nevadaref]

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

25.2 remaining
Foul or vertical defenders

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

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

Charge followed by a travel.

[SC Official]

PC foul 1:38 left URI/Oregon

And to clarify, I would like to see the NC State/Texas women's call with 8.4 left.

[SC Official]

NCAAW: Arizona State vs. SC

4th quarter 7:59. T on ASU coach.

Originally Posted by SC Official

PC foul 1:38 left URI/Oregon

That one was a great call.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by SC Official

PC foul 1:38 left URI/Oregon

Peace

[Camron Rust]

No. The defender leaned into the shooter's path after the shooter was airborne.

[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.