Arkansas @ Auburn plays (Video)
 

Play #1:
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Play #2:

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A few more plays to come from this game.

Peace

Both plays...LGP obtained, in time. Charge.

I what makes play one difficult is that the defenders arms are not straight up and has them over the offensive play at almost a 45º angle. I think I would go block or no call after it went in.

Easy charge.

Play #3:

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Play #4:
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Play #5:
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Peace

3. Great call. He clear went out on his own using two screens in the process to shake the defender.

4. He does travel after finally securing the ball. I be curious to see that play from the other side. I think the C's view got obscured just as the defender stuck his hand in there. I'd be curious to see if there was a missed foul on the left arm causing him to lose the ball.

5. Foul on white for not being a legal necklace....long before red grabbed his leg.

(Edit: renumbered comments to match videos)

Agreed -- well, except maybe for the "legal necklace" part.

Video #1: I can see why the Lead called a Block

Video #4: travels after re-establishing possession

Video #5: foul on White first

Play 3: player going oob of his own volition...is that the correct signal? The delayed violation fist?

I was wondering about that too. I don't think I've seen anything that suggest indicating a delayed violation for that situation.

Yep, it is the correct signal.

Scirotto blows his whistle for an unusual call - Chicago Tribune

here's another example of that call and mechanic

#1 and #2 are easy Charge calls IMO.

The problem I have with this is his arms not being vertical didn't really have anything to do with this call. There was no/minimal contact with his illegal arms, but the offensive player definitely drives his shoulder into the chest of an otherwise legal defender. I think you go PC on this and not think twice.

Play 2 is a good PC.

Just to clarify, this is an NCAA thing and not an NFHS thing, correct?

In NFHS, while I do tend to have a patient whistle to see if going marginally OOB for an unauthorized reason results in a distinct advantage, by rule and by manual I think it's supposed to be an immediate violation. I don't believes there's support in NFHS for waiting as long as we're seeing in these videos. Thoughts?

NFHS: Immediate violation.

NCAAW: Violation if the first (meaning "next") to touch the ball after returning. No signal as we saw in the NCAAM video.

I wonder what the C was thinking/doing on play 5 -- Lead had to come all the way across the lane to get that obvious foul, while the C just casually stands there as if he sees the whole play but somehow rules that legal.

Anyway, that's what I'd want to know from my partner if I was the L on this play. Am I missing something here with college areas of coverage or something?

What does the verticality of his arms have to do whether its a block/charge?

In real time it may have been difficult to see white's illegal contact since he seemed to also get to the ball so quickly.

The L had the only look at the foul that was ultimately called, at least what I think was called, for red grabbing the leg.

If the defender has his arms directly over the offensive player and the player jumps up this is illegal contact that occurs before the torso contact for a block/charge.

I guess I thought the call was on White for the bear-hug around the neck. I thought that was an easy call for the C to get. You may be right about the leg grab at the end.

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Link works just fine for me also no spam