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Smoke Wed Nov 29, 2000 06:14pm

NCAA Division I can goto a video replay?? I saw it in the Duke-Ilinois game last night, not completely surewhat the rule is and if Duke , Coach K request fit the rule or not Can anyone help??

[Edited by Smoke on Nov 29th, 2000 at 07:38 PM]

zebra44 Wed Nov 29, 2000 07:26pm

They also went to the tape to check on a 3 point shot in the Michigan/ Wake Forest game the same night. The video showed the player's toe on the line, so a 2 pointer was awarded. I didn't know they could do this either. I guess the point is to "get it right".

hoopsrefBC Thu Nov 30, 2000 03:54am

ny understanding is that the officials can only go to replay for 2 reasons. One..to see what players where involved with a fight and Two... to correct a timing error. My understanding is that they can't go to a replay to see if the ball was release before the horn, nor can they go the replay to determine the value of a goal.

Keep smiling
SH

bob jenkins Thu Nov 30, 2000 08:58am

Quote:

Originally posted by Smoke
NCAA Division I can goto a video replay?? I saw it in the Duke-Ilinois game last night, not completely surewhat the rule is and if Duke , Coach K request fit the rule or not Can anyone help??

[Edited by Smoke on Nov 29th, 2000 at 07:38 PM]

Rule 2-5 Officials USe of Replay / Television Equipment

Art. 1 -- Officials may use replay equipment or television monitoring only in situations involved in preventing or rectifying a scoring or timeing mistake or malfunctioning game clocks or shot clocks, to determine if a fight occurred and those individuals who participated in a fight or to assess whether correctable errors 2.10.1c, d or e need to be rectified.

Art. 2 -- At the end of the second half or at teh end of any extra period, the officials shall use replay equipment or television monitoring that is located on a designated court-side table (i.e., within approximately 3 to 12 feet of the playing court), when such equipment is available, to ascertain whether a try for field goal that will determione the outcome of a game (win, lose, tie), and is attempted at or near the expiration of the game clock, was released before the sounding of the period-ending horn.

Art. 3 -- Officials shall not use replay equipment for judgment calls such as who fouled, basket interference, goaltending or release of the ball before the sounding of the horn, with the exception of the situation described in Rule 2-5.2

The case play included with this rule mentions that a coach can request a review on the "2 or 3 point" question. If the coach is wrong, a TO is charged.

hoopsrefBC Sun Dec 03, 2000 03:45am

i stand to learn something today....thanks BOB.


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