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Play 1: Block. Slot should NOT even have a whistle here. Secondary defender, Lead's call all the way. Slot doesn't whistle, we can't blarge.

Play 2: Charge. Lead's play all day, Trail should not have a whistle here.

Rich

Can I ask why you refer to the official as a "slot" when HS and NCAA refer to it as a "center?"

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Raymond

Rich wrote
Can I ask why you refer to the official as a "slot" when HS and NCAA refer to it as a "center?"

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Probably the same reason I do, it's one syllable.

Raymond

AremRed wrote
Play 1: Block. Slot should NOT even have a whistle here. Secondary defender, Lead's call all the way. Slot doesn't whistle, we can't blarge.
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Crash occurs in the Slot's primary, he can have a whistle on this, but cede to the Lead.

JRutledge

Play #3:

Play #4:

Play #5:

Peace

griblets

Play #1: Charge. Defender established legal guarding position before shooter became airborne.

Play #2: Charge.

griblets

Play 3: Charge. Defender establishes LGP outside the RA. Contact in the torso.
He's allowed to lean backward. That's two very tough calls against #20 (see play #1).

Play 4: Would have had nothing real time. Slo-mo shows return to floor before release. Travel.

Play 5: Contact elbow to elbow. Foul.

bob jenkins

Rich wrote
Can I ask why you refer to the official as a "slot" when HS and NCAA refer to it as a "center?"

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Many use it because it's an NBA term, and, thus, "cooler." (I am not saying that's why those in this thread do so.

Plays one and two are both charges. I also have no problems with the double whistles here.

I have block (or no call) on three -- I think the defender moved left after the shooter was in the air / or stuck out his left arm and that caused most of the contact / foul

Four was a travel because it was 1/2 a travel on the first move and 1/2 on the second. 😉

five is a foul

deecee

1. block
2. charge
3. ideally a NC - the defender has his arms out and that's where most the of the contact, if any occur. But definetly not a PC.
4. I dont have anything
5. foul

Smitty

1. Charge - he is in LGP before the offensive player leaves the floor
2. Charge
3. Block - appears to be moving to the left while player is in the air
4. NC
5. Foul - hits the elbow before the block

crosscountry55

Interesting. Those who said play 1 was a charge defended it. A few who said it was a block...didn’t. Why is that?

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Camron Rust

Smitty wrote
1. Charge - he is in LGP before the offensive player leaves the floor
2. Charge
3. Block - appears to be moving to the left while player is in the air
4. NC
5. Foul - hits the elbow before the block

Agree an all and for the same reasons.

#5....no travel because the pivot foot never came up. So there was no foot to come down.