Duke @ St. Johns plays (Video)
 

Play #1:
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Play #2:
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Play #3:
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More to possibly come from this game.

Peace

1) If C can see it, sure. Good get.
2) Got away with one
3) No foul, not a travel ... TWO travels

#1: Block. I have the defender still moving forward/into the shooter. C's call.

#2: At full speed, I don't think I get the BI. Slowed down and from different angles, I think it was BI.

#3: Travel.

1. This is a really tough play and there is too much contact to not have a whistle imo. Even slowing it down I'm not 100% but I think I would go block. In real time even more difficult.

This is a secondary defender which I think should be taken by the lead more often but they are in a zone so he is most likely a little less likely to rotate to the ball side.

2. BI

3. Looks like a travel, but this is a call that I think is better to come from the T and I'm not sure that he ever gets a good look at it.

Added plays
 

Play #4:
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Play #5:
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Peace

1. Block. L's call since it was a secondary defender.
2. BI...still well in the cylinder.
3. To call a travel at the start is really splitting hairs. The ball was released about the same time the feet moved. After the end of the dribble, he clearly traveled.
4. Great call, too often called on the wrong player. He was backing him out, and holding him.