NCAA Men's Tournament Discussion (2025)
 

Let's use this thread to discuss the tournament, ask for videos, etc. Thanks.

Creighton-Louisville Game.
 

We need the video of the Block/Charge call at 10:15 of the 2nd Half.

MTD, Sr.

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Ih NS and NCAAW, it's a charge. Don't know what the NCAAM rule is.

Georgia v Gonzaga
 

I’m not sure Larry Scirotto is an official in that game. I think it’s Lucas Santos

I have no idea what the L was seeing but there was a big Blue Player standing between him and the Play not to mention this was in the T's PCA. Not to mention that the T had a very good look at this Play and did nothing.

MTD, Sr.

The T started to signal block

The Lead should have been the last person putting a whistle on this play. And since the Trail had a whistle, the Lead should have given the play up to him.

The Lead immediately went to his over-the-head block signal without even giving thought to somebody else having a whistle on the play. (Officials who use the over-the-head block signal usually don't pause to see if there's another whistle).

And you are correct about him having a player directly in front of him when the foul occurred.

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Was last night's the first blarge of the tourney, Az v Duke, at about 9:00 in first half?

9:05 to be exact if someone's trying to find the clip. It's very similar play to what's posted above in this thread. C's play to have all the way in my opinion.

Interesting to watch that both the C and L get their fist up for a foul call with a good delay, not an immediate signal by either, and then both give opposite signals at the exact same time.