Big Ten - ACC Challenge (More videos)

[so cal lurker]

Originally Posted by Raymond

#5 could be a cylinder play since the defender ended straddling the offensive player's leg. I believe a foul is called on the shot so that they could match the call in play #4.

But the defender is backing up and the attacker is moving into the defender--can the offensive player create a cylinder by moving into the defender?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by so cal lurker

But the defender is backing up and the attacker is moving into the defender--can the offensive player create a cylinder by moving into the defender?

If you are leaning on the opponent and not allowing a basketball move, then you are kind of responsible.

Peace

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by so cal lurker

But the defender is backing up and the attacker is moving into the defender--can the offensive player create a cylinder by moving into the defender?

No. the offensive player can't create a 'new" cylinder by moving into a defender. If that were the case, that would mean a defender would just simply have to keep getting out of the way indefinitely. The defensive player only has to give enough room initially. If the offensive player erases that by moving closer, that is the offensive player's choice. The defender doesn't have to give more room.

[hamnegger]

I thought #5 was a PC. He basically bulled through the defender who did nothing wrong.

[JRutledge]

#7:


#8:


#9:



#10:


#11:


Peace

Play 7: CC, Slot needs to report a chuck, not a hold.

Play 8: CC. So happy Lead had a whistle here /s

Play 9: IC

Play 10: CC block

Play 11: CC, Trail's play

[Camron Rust]

Play 7...good call.

Play 8...good call, defender was not vertical.

Play 9...great call. Screener didn't allow time/distance. The screen was blind and the opponent was moving. As for the coverage, that was the closest matchup to the L (no offensive players were even inside the 3-point arc). There was nothing else he could or should have been watching and he had the best view of that play. Both the C and the T were straightlined on that.

Play 10...good call. Even had 2-hands on the shooter briefly before the block.

Play 11. Contact, yes. But it was after the shot was away...the ball was about 2 feet out of the shooters hand at the time of the contact. That contact had no effect on the play and was incidental.

[Smitty]

On #8, why is lead putting a whistle on this from where he is?

[Raymond]

#7: One of those "fool the refs" play. A2 has his arm on top of B2's shoulder and then flings his arm back to make it appear he was bumped. Call doesn't hurt though as it lets the players know they are being watched off-ball.

#8: Lead has no reason for a double whistle, Center had the play all the way and had already put a whistle on it.

#9: Yes, the Lead should have this call. Trail has on-ball coverage and can't see the legality of screen. It is set by a player coming from outside his primary, so he needs help.

#10: Correct call. A1 did nothing wrong; B1 initiates the contact and then flops, causing A1 to be knocked off-balance.

#11: I would leave this to the Lead. Trail is behind the play, while the Lead has a perfect view between A1 and B1.

Originally Posted by Smitty

On #8, why is lead putting a whistle on this from where he is?

Because Lead is n̶o̶t̶ ̶a̶ ̶v̶e̶r̶y̶ ̶g̶o̶o̶d̶ ̶b̶a̶s̶k̶e̶t̶b̶a̶l̶l̶ ̶r̶e̶f̶e̶r̶e̶e̶ ball watching and not trusting his partner.