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jdw3018 Sat Dec 08, 2007 04:44pm
Blarge in Wake Forest/UGA game
 
Saw a blarge called today - player drives from left wing - just a few steps above baseline - and contacts/is contacted by defensive player at about 15 feet out on baseline. Trail has charge, Lead has block. Both came out quickly selling their calls.

From one angle you could see the Trail through the players, and as he calls it and sells it he looks back, sees L, and just drops his arm in what looked like an "ah, sh**" kind of move.

Nothing more to really say about it, other than it's a reminder that even the big boys do things they wish they hadn't from time to time...

rainmaker Sat Dec 08, 2007 04:47pm
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Originally Posted by jdw3018
Saw a blarge called today - player drives from left wing - just a few steps above baseline - and contacts/is contacted by defensive player at about 15 feet out on baseline. Trail has charge, Lead has block. Both came out quickly selling their calls.

From one angle you could see the Trail through the players, and as he calls it and sells it he looks back, sees L, and just drops his arm in what looked like an "ah, sh**" kind of move.

Nothing more to really say about it, other than it's a reminder that even the big boys do things they wish they hadn't from time to time...
Darn, gotta get cable...

Ralph Sat Dec 08, 2007 07:59pm
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Originally Posted by jdw3018
Saw a blarge called today - player drives from left wing - just a few steps above baseline - and contacts/is contacted by defensive player at about 15 feet out on baseline. Trail has charge, Lead has block. Both came out quickly selling their calls.

From one angle you could see the Trail through the players, and as he calls it and sells it he looks back, sees L, and just drops his arm in what looked like an "ah, sh**" kind of move.

Nothing more to really say about it, other than it's a reminder that even the big boys do things they wish they hadn't from time to time...
Although this is a recipe for disaster, the rules allow for each player described to get a foul (one block and one charge). See Case 4-19-8 Situation C.

Seems like neither official had guts! :D

PSidbury Sat Dec 08, 2007 10:53pm
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Originally Posted by Ralph
See Case 4-19-8 Situation C.
Good reference on the double foul scenario.

So, what was the final ruling in that game?
Your description sounds like the Lead conceded to the Trail's charge call...?

jdw3018 Sat Dec 08, 2007 11:26pm
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Originally Posted by PSidbury
Good reference on the double foul scenario.

So, what was the final ruling in that game?
Your description sounds like the Lead conceded to the Trail's charge call...?
Sorry I wasn't clearer. The double foul was reported and play was resumed at the POI as the rules provide.

However, just because the rules provide it, nobody wants a blarge...

Jurassic Referee Sun Dec 09, 2007 05:20am
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Originally Posted by Steven Tyler
More clear. Basketball got ruined for me when the "star" system got instituted. Did any one see Ginobilli just take the ball like he was going for a first down against the Mavericks the other night? I don't know about splitting a double team, but they need to cut out stuff like that.

Shaq doesn't know what to do now that he doesn't get preferential treatment.
Really clear. They were discussing basketball above. NCAA basketball. What the NBA is currently playing is <b>not</b> basketball.


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