Video: end of game

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by tomegun

The reason it is even a point of discussion is high school and college officials call far too many fouls on the ground when they should be in the act of shooting.

tomegun: Be careful with your wording. Most of us veterans know what you mean, but many rookie officials, coaches, players, and fans, might not. You can be in the act of shooting with both feet on the ground. In our local area, we've been discouraged from using such verbiage in describing whether, or not, a player was in the act of shooting.

[tomegun]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

tomegun: Be careful with your wording. Most of us veterans know what you mean, but many rookie officials, coaches, players, and fans, might not. You can be in the act of shooting with both feet on the ground. In our local area, we've been discouraged from using such verbiage in describing whether, or not, a player was in the act of shooting.

I actually said it on purpose because many officials do call it on the ground/floor. You make a good point though because that is exactly the problem.

For those of you who say the girl was not in the act of shooting, can you explain why? I'm not so sure either way because the shot was awkward. The question I have is was she gathering the ball. From the camera angle, I can't tell for sure, but I think it is very close.

[Indianaref]

Notice the L signal no shot right after the foul. Could the C have come in to discuss a timing issue? Thumbs down on the sweats!