Belmont v MD vid request

[Camron Rust]

Block. No foul. No travel but PC. Legal (in bounds). A true hair splitter...I can't say with any certainty. Foul...no ball, all wrist.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Block. No foul. No travel but PC. Legal (in bounds). A true hair splitter...I can't say with any certainty. Foul...no ball, all wrist.

I mostly agree with Camron. I will say that these are difficult games to call. The speed and athleticism is way above what I’m seeing at the HS and JC levels. So please don’t take my video requests as overly critical of the guys on the court. I doubt that I could do better. There will be a handful of calls missed in each tournament game.

[bob jenkins]

Too many videos.

The first is a foul -- defense jumped in front the the airbonre offensive player.

Didn't watch the rest.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

too many videos.

:d :d :d :d

[ilyazhito]

I also have an A to B foul by White 10 before the rebounding foul by Blue.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Too many videos.

The first is a foul -- defense jumped in front the the airbonre offensive player.

Didn't watch the rest.

Well, it adds to the library of the many things can be used for teaching. Multiple people use the videos outside of this page for their associations. So I welcome the requests of the situations. Fresher situations for my purposes are good.

Peace

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by deecee

:d :d :d :d

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well, it adds to the library of the many things can be used for teaching. Multiple people use the videos outside of this page for their associations. So I welcome the requests of the situations. Fresher situations for my purposes are good.

Peace

I meant "too many for me to watch." I agree that some of them are good for training.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Too many videos.

The first is a foul -- defense jumped in front the the airbonre offensive player.

Didn't watch the rest.

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well, it adds to the library of the many things can be used for teaching. Multiple people use the videos outside of this page for their associations. So I welcome the requests of the situations. Fresher situations for my purposes are good.

Peace

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I meant "too many for me to watch." I agree that some of them are good for training.

The point is there are too many videos thrown into one discussion. It is almost impossible to keep any amount of discussion straight about which video is being discussed. I believe each video should be in a thread of its own if you really want discussion for learning purposes.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

The point is there are too many videos throw into one discussion. It is almost impossible to keep the discussion straight about which video is being discussed. I believe each video should be in a thread of its own if you really want discussion for learning purposes.

I would prefer for me to post the videos to keep the requests in one thread per game. It makes it easier to find videos and easier to post them. If they were in their own thread, it would be harder for me to follow where which videos I posted.

I get it, this is not perfect. But if Nevada or anyone was watching one game and they had several plays posted all over the place, I might miss those plays or not realize there was a request.

Peace

[Rich]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I mostly agree with Camron. I will say that these are difficult games to call. The speed and athleticism is way above what I’m seeing at the HS and JV level. So please don’t take my video requests as overly critical of the guys on the court. I doubt that I could do better. There will be a handful of calls missed in each tournament game.

So how about just posting plays where we can learn and not include plays where there's simply an official who missed a call?

What good comes of that, in general, unless there's some kind of teaching point?

That said, there are some good ones in here, so I'm not saying they are all in that category.

I agree with Rut -- one thread per game works best.

[youngump]

Originally Posted by Rich

So how about just posting plays where we can learn and not include plays where there's simply an official who missed a call?

What good comes of that, in general, unless there's some kind of teaching point?

That said, there are some good ones in here, so I'm not saying they are all in that category.

I agree with Rut -- one thread per game works best.

An alternative is that when the discussion for a video gets interesting, branch it off into it's own thread. The nice part of that is that anybody can do it and it won't add to Rut's workload.