NCAA Tourn Friday March 24 video requests

[SC Official]

2:50 first half Baylor/SC. Transition block call.

What did the defender do wrong?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

UNC/Butler
6:49 of the first half
C calls a travel from behind the Butler player. Looks as if the ball was knocked loose by a bump from a defender.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Baylor/S. Carolina on TBS
6:49 left in the first half (lol same time as the other game)
Is the contact from behind during the S. Carolina transition worthy of a foul? If so, which official should be responsible?

Originally Posted by SC Official

2:50 first half Baylor/SC. Transition block call.

What did the defender do wrong?

I got all of these, I will post later in the night.

Peace

[SC Official]

10:41 second half. Another block call where it didn't look like the defender did much wrong.

[OKREF]

Baylor/SC 10:41 2nd half. Block/Charge. Looks like a PC.

[Nevadaref]

1:26 left in 2nd half of Bulter/UNC
Butler player drives from the wing and scores.
Did he dribble after going airborne or keep a foot down?

UCLA/Kentucky
8:46 first half
Alley-oop attempt by UCLA, undercut by UK player. First they line the players up for 2 shots, then go OOB throw-in.

Should this be shooting or not?

[ODog]

Originally Posted by AremRed

UCLA/Kentucky
8:46 first half
Alley-oop attempt by UCLA, undercut by UK player. First they line the players up for 2 shots, then go OOB throw-in.

Should this be shooting or not?

Player who was fouled never had the ball. Officials correctly came to their senses. You can't assume an alley-oop.

[ODog]

UCLA/UK, first half, 8:33. UCLA player commits a blatant travel en route to a monster dunk.

My question isn't whether it's a travel, since we would all agree it is. My question is: Would this be considered a "gotcha" travel at this level? I was kind of surprised at the no-call, since this was not a quick one either. More of a slow-developing, easy-to-identify travel.

Just trying to calibrate my own meter

Originally Posted by ODog

Player who was fouled never had the ball. Officials correctly came to their senses. You can't assume an alley-oop.

He didn't possess the ball but he did get his fingertips to it. Could we say he is trying to tap the ball?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by ODog

Player who was fouled never had the ball. Officials correctly came to their senses. You can't assume an alley-oop.

No, I think it was a travel and should be called. But it might be hard to see as you are looking at the contact. Seen too many videos that travels should be called.

Peace

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by AremRed

UCLA/Kentucky
8:46 first half
Alley-oop attempt by UCLA, undercut by UK player. First they line the players up for 2 shots, then go OOB throw-in.

Should this be shooting or not?

Peace

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by OKREF

Baylor/SC 10:41 2nd half. Block/Charge. Looks like a PC.

Peace

[thedewed]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Peace

there are plays where b/c opportunities should be no calls, and this is one of them. if the defender is there and set in time, but the ballhandler gets his torso past, then it can be a no call. You sure shouldn't call a block, as a defender that is set in legal guarding position has no obligation to move out of the way. This particular play that is best result, next best would be charge.

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by thedewed

there are plays where b/c opportunities should be no calls, and this is one of them. if the defender is there and set in time, but the ballhandler gets his torso past, then it can be a no call. You sure shouldn't call a block, as a defender that is set in legal guarding position has no obligation to move out of the way. This particular play that is best result, next best would be charge.

I stopped reading when I saw this word.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by SC Official

2:50 first half Baylor/SC. Transition block call.

What did the defender do wrong?

Peace