NCAA Tournament (Elite 8 Games) Video Requests - Saturday and Sunday

[JRutledge]

Here is the start of this.

Again, be specific of the time or at the very least what kind of play it is you want shown.

Peace

[Raymond]

OU/KU 13:44 2nd half

An example of why the Lead should not call fouls above the rim, especially on the other side of the rim

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[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

OU/KU 13:44 2nd half

An example of why the Lead should not call fouls above the rim, especially on the other side of the rim

Peace

[bucky]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Peace

I believe that this controversial call could have been avoided if the L was closed down or even rotated over to the ball side. Freeze the video at 5 seconds when the wing has the ball and notice how far away the L is. When the wing caught the ball, the L should have rotated to the ball side. The play would have been officiated much better.

[APG]

Originally Posted by bucky

I believe that this controversial call could have been avoided if the L was closed down or even rotated over to the ball side. Freeze the video at 5 seconds when the wing has the ball and notice how far away the L is. When the wing caught the ball, the L should have rotated to the ball side. The play would have been officiated much better.

Play happens too quickly for the lead to initiate a rotation. Could the Lead have closed down a bit more? Sure...wouldn't have changed his look at the play. Lead should lay off above the rim play opposite...he has to look through the basket and backboard. Should focus on if defender is grounded vs not....and A to B movement by defender.

[ODog]

Just general commentary, no video request. The shot clock is a NIGHTMARE in the So. Carolina/Florida game. They've had to stop the game several times in the first five minutes. It's clearly malfunctioning.

But anyway, I notice that Jeff Anderson does a mechanic/signal, seemingly when the shot clock is around 10, where he motions/points toward the hoop. Is that a crew/clock awareness thing? Anyone else know what he's doing or employ this themselves?

[ODog]

SC/Fla, 10:00 first half. Is this a travel?

[bucky]

Well, here we go again. End of first half of Florida game. Player grabs rim with one hand and ball with other BEFORE end of first half. Why no TF? It is automatic!

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bucky

Well, here we go again. End of first half of Florida game. Player grabs rim with one hand and ball with other BEFORE end of first half. Why no TF? It is automatic!

Apparently not. But then again I was told I do not know the rule, so go figure.

Peace

[bucky]

And at about 2:20 left in regulation of Florida game there was ANOTHER rim grab and of course, no call.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Apparently not. But then again I was told I do not know the rule, so go figure.

Peace

You don't...and apparently you're not the only one.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bucky

Well, here we go again. End of first half of Florida game. Player grabs rim with one hand and ball with other BEFORE end of first half. Why no TF? It is automatic!

Peace

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Blatant illegal use of the ring for an advantage.
I predict that this will be a topic emphasized by JD Collins prior to next season.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Peace

In this one, I'm OK with BI. The ball was still in the cylinder when he touched it so they had that option.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by ODog

SC/Fla, 10:00 first half. Is this a travel?

Peace