UCF/Duke

[thedewed]

Definite push in the back late on the Zion missed FT. 2 hands in the back, Dawkins goes flying to the other side of the rim, and immediately complains to the officials. A big miss.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by SC Official

7:38 second half. Foul or good block?

Play #1:

Originally Posted by Fuelrider

NO PC on Zion on the drive with 17 seconds left before the Taco foul? Thoughts?

Play #2:



Peace

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by SC Official

At 11:02 in the second half is a great example of the backcourt exception on throw-ins. Officiated correctly and a straightforward play if you know the rules, but something plenty of people would grumble about.

Play #3:



Peace

[johnny d]

Play 2 should have been a player control foul before zion made it to the secondary defender.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by thedewed

Definite push in the back late on the Zion missed FT. 2 hands in the back, Dawkins goes flying to the other side of the rim, and immediately complains to the officials. A big miss.

Play #4:



Peace

[Rich]

Originally Posted by MechanicGuy

Foul.

But the officials turned it into a 1-and-1 during the break somehow. Missed the front end and play went on

That's the kind of mistake that will likely cost them S16 assignments.

Except it's quite possible the block was clean and the foul was during the subsequent loose ball period.

[johnny d]

Jeff, play 3 and 4 are the same play.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Play #1:



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Peace

Let shot blockers block shots. Leads, leave plays alone that are on the other side of the basket.

In my pregames.



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[cmb]

Originally Posted by Rich

Except it's quite possible the block was clean and the foul was during the subsequent loose ball period.

The lead clearly points at the basket as he is making his foul call, signaling he has the foul occurring on a shot attempt.

To your point, the video shows there is virtually no contact after the shot attempt ends.

Between the actual play and the lead’s mechanics while calling the foul, I’m unsure how this ended up as a 1-and-1 and not 2 shots.

[jakeas2]

It's interesting to me in play #2 that the C actually calls the foul on Tacko and not the Lead. It's the right call but makes me think that the foul was not for being grounded in the restricted area.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by jakeas2

It's interesting to me in play #2 that the C actually calls the foul on Tacko and not the Lead. It's the right call but makes me think that the foul was not for being grounded in the restricted area.

He pointed at the restricted area.


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[jakeas2]

Originally Posted by Rich

He pointed at the restricted area.


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Good call. I missed that in the video.

[MechanicGuy]

Originally Posted by cmb

The lead clearly points at the basket as he is making his foul call, signaling he has the foul occurring on a shot attempt.

To your point, the video shows there is virtually no contact after the shot attempt ends.

Between the actual play and the lead’s mechanics while calling the foul, I’m unsure how this ended up as a 1-and-1 and not 2 shots.

I have to think it's just a brain fart at a terrible moment. They call the foul, head to the tv timeout, discuss the foul situation (that was #9 on Duke), come out and mistakenly line up for a 1-and-1.

[chapmaja]

Originally Posted by MechanicGuy

I have to think it's just a brain fart at a terrible moment. They call the foul, head to the tv timeout, discuss the foul situation (that was #9 on Duke), come out and mistakenly line up for a 1-and-1.

I'm going to go a different angle on this. IIRC this seemed very quick that they were already lined up to shot the free throws when CBS came out of the media time out. Is it possible they actually did shoot both FT's and CBS didn't catch the first one on the broadcast?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by chapmaja

I'm going to go a different angle on this. IIRC this seemed very quick that they were already lined up to shot the free throws when CBS came out of the media time out. Is it possible they actually did shoot both FT's and CBS didn't catch the first one on the broadcast?

Not according to the play-by-play posted on ESPN.com

8:05 Tre Jones Turnover. 59 - 64
8:05 B.J. Taylor Steal. 59 - 64
7:40 Aubrey Dawkins missed Three Point Jumper. 59 - 64
7:40 Chad Brown Offensive Rebound. 59 - 64
7:38 Foul on Zion Williamson. 59 - 64
7:38 Official TV Timeout 59 - 64
7:38 Chad Brown missed Free Throw. 59 - 64
7:38 Zion Williamson Defensive Rebound. 59 - 64
7:23 Zion Williamson made Jumper. Assisted by Jordan Goldwire. 59 - 66
6:59 Dayon Griffin missed Layup. 59 - 66