What do you have???

[mu4scott]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Two points for White and the ball OOB for Green anywhere along the endline.

Why? Do you think that something different should have been called on the play?

So your saying goaltending and a blocking foul on green? Would white get to shoot a free throw as well?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by mu4scott

So your saying goaltending and a blocking foul on green? Would white get to shoot a free throw as well?

Goaltending? No way. The ball was not above the rim. And it looked like the ball was on its way up. Two things you need to have GT were not present.

Peace

[mu4scott]

I didn't think it was goaltending either. That's why I questioned the "two points for green".

[eyezen]

Originally Posted by mu4scott

I didn't think it was goaltending either. That's why I questioned the "two points for green".

Two points for white is what nevadaref said. And that would be because #30 for white scored.

[Adam]

Looks like a good no-call from the crappy angle we have. Looked to me like the defender flopped; couldn't tell why white stayed down, though.

[rockyroad]

First thing we've got is a Trail official (who becomes the new Lead) standing there and watching all the players take off down the court and then finally decides maybe he should get his a$$ going and thus is in absolutely no position to make any call on this play...luckily for him, I don't really think there was anything to call. There wasn't that much contact and the only reason the white player stayed down is because he hit his elbow on the floor...moral of the story - don't get beat down the floor on plays like this. That was just flat-out laziness.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by mu4scott

So your saying goaltending and a blocking foul on green? Would white get to shoot a free throw as well?

Nope, that's not what I'm saying.

White make a basket on a follow-up attempt after the blocked shot. That's where the two points come from.

What GT are you talking about?

What blocking foul?

You still haven't stated what YOU believe should have been called on this play. Please be specific.

[Scrapper1]

Definitely not goaltending, but I think there's probably a blocking foul on the drive. The contact, even if slight, certainly seems to have sent A1 to the floor. Can't tell definitively from the camera angle, but I am leaning more toward the blocking foul than others seem to be.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Definitely not goaltending, but I think there's probably a blocking foul on the drive. The contact, even if slight, certainly seems to have sent A1 to the floor. Can't tell definitively from the camera angle, but I am leaning more toward the blocking foul than others seem to be.

Did the defender obtain his position before the offensive player became airborne?