Flagrant Foul at End of OSU vs Charlotte Game?

[Nevadaref]

AremRed,
It would be wonderful if you could post JD's video.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

AremRed,
It would be wonderful if you could post JD's video.

Unlike last season they have not put an of the NCAA-M training videos on YouTube. Gotta be a member of the NCAA-M Arbiter group to see it.

[Dale3]

I dont see how this is a "hook and hold" play. This is a totally different type of play than the "hook and hold" of cutters and rebounders that JD Collins / NCAA has been driving home.

To me, this is just a guy grabbing the ball handler, a common foul.

[Nevadaref]

Too bad because I would very much like to see the instruction that the officials are supposedly following in this play since I don't see anything other than a common foul by the defender.
He puts both hands on the opponent, one in the front and one in the back, in order to commit a foul. He doesn't grasp the opponent's arm, do anything which could cause injury, or feign that he was fouled. He also immediately ceases contact upon the whistle. I don't understand what else could be desired of this defender. He gave a strategic foul in a sporting manner.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Unlike last season they have not put an of the NCAA-M training videos on YouTube. Gotta be a member of the NCAA-M Arbiter group to see it.

They did put the first instructional video of the season on YouTube.


The second in-season video was posted. They call them "Weekly Whistles #1" and so on.

The Duke/UK play on the rebound is shown as an example of a Hook and Hold play.

Peace