NCAA Men's Tournament Discussion (2024)

[Rich]

On another forum someone posted the play....anonymously. Coward.

He missed it. We all miss plays.

[IUgrad92]

Around 1:45 left first half Mich St/Miss St.

OOB play under Mich St. basket. Called OOB by Mich St., but appeared that after being completely OOB, looks like Mich St. player got 'something in and nothing out', then batted the ball to keep it inbounds.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by IUgrad92

Around 1:45 left first half Mich St/Miss St.

OOB play under Mich St. basket. Called OOB by Mich St., but appeared that after being completely OOB, looks like Mich St. player got 'something in and nothing out', then batted the ball to keep it inbounds.

It was actually 2:05 on the clock. But that is a great play to review and has a good replay as well.

Peace

[IUgrad92]

0:48 left second half FAU/NW.

Backcourt violation on NW. FAU given the ball clost to half-court, but only given a 20 second shot clock?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by IUgrad92

0:48 left second half FAU/NW.

Backcourt violation on NW. FAU given the ball clost to half-court, but only given a 20 second shot clock?

Thanks for the play. The 20-second shot clock because the violation is put in the new FC of FAU.

Peace

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by IUgrad92

0:48 left second half FAU/NW.



Backcourt violation on NW. FAU given the ball clost to half-court, but only given a 20 second shot clock?

20 second plus throw-in at 28' line would be the correct combination.

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[paulsonj72]

Is Amy Bonner the first woman to officiate an Men’s NCAA Tournament game.

[Nevadaref]

Don’t know if it was the same woman, but I’m pretty certain that there was a female official last year.

[Rich]

Originally Posted by paulsonj72

Is Amy Bonner the first woman to officiate an Men’s NCAA Tournament game.

Amy Bonner worked 89 games this season in the Big 12, Conference USA, Missouri Valley, West Coast Conference, Atlantic 10, and Pac 12. She's worked 1 tournament game in each of 2022 and 2023.

The KenPom list is pretty accurate. The top 48 officials on it worked this weekend as well as 87 of his top 100.

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

The Lead got straightlined. The C had the perfect look and had no whistle. The replays from the C point of view are fantastic.

This is an excellent point in transition and something we talk about pregame. The C typically has a better look on these plays and I'm staying off anything where I'm looking through someone. If it's there, the center gets it. If neither of us do and there's contact, then I guess we miss a foul.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by paulsonj72

Is Amy Bonner the first woman to officiate an Men’s NCAA Tournament game.

No. That happened in the early 2000s.

Melanie Davis - First Women to work the NCAA Tournament

Peace

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Raymond

20 second plus throw-in at 28' line would be the correct combination.

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I was watching that game* and I think that's what they did (but my memory might be faulty).

OR at least channel surfing and caught that part of that game ; I typically watch less than two hours through the whole tournament

[Rich]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I was watching that game* and I think that's what they did (but my memory might be faulty).

OR at least channel surfing and caught that part of that game ; I typically watch less than two hours through the whole tournament

My basketball season ended just last week so I'm still in the mood for it. I'll admit that watching the Badgers play their usual NCAA game against a mid-major lower seed has me less interested.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by IUgrad92

0:48 left second half FAU/NW.

Backcourt violation on NW. FAU given the ball clost to half-court, but only given a 20 second shot clock?

Should not have been a BC violation since the defense deflected the ball at least once (probably twice) on that play. But since a BC violation was called, it was administered properly with the shot clock set at 20 seconds and the throw-in from the 28' line.

I wonder why the deflected throw-in at 0:49 of OT wasn't reviewed. NW deflected it and FAU did not touch it, yet the NW was given possession. It would have been no harm to review and would have corrected an IC that went against the team that was losing.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by IUgrad92

Around 1:45 left first half Mich St/Miss St.

OOB play under Mich St. basket. Called OOB by Mich St., but appeared that after being completely OOB, looks like Mich St. player got 'something in and nothing out', then batted the ball to keep it inbounds.

(1H/2:05)--looked like his left foot was still OOB when he touched the ball