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View Poll Results: Block? PC? No Call? Violation (Travel)? | |||
Block | 12 | 25.53% | |
PC | 10 | 21.28% | |
No Call | 23 | 48.94% | |
Violation (Travel)? | 2 | 4.26% | |
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Another opinion poll
Block? Charge? No Call? Travel?
YouTube - No call 2010_01_15_01_24_02.avi Then let the critiquing fly! |
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Looks more like a no call to me. It cannot be a travel if the ball is knocked out of his hands.
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I can see a no call here. Hard to tell from the video how much body contact there was. Appears the defender stopped moving forward before the offensive player went airborne and didn't cause contact with the arms.
No violation , as the offensive player definitely lost control of the ball (and on a try, no less, so he can dribble again when he recovers it). The only other call I see as possible is a PC. But, like I said, hard to tell from the video how much contact there really was. |
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your options are either block or PC....the contact affected both the defender (who went down) and the offensive player who lost the ball...contact taken in the chest/torso area....
I vote PC foul. If you don't like that call, I can understand, however a call (block or charge) MUST be made...you can't pass on this. |
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If anything I have a block. Looks to me like the defender is in fact moving laterally all the way up until contact (which means after the shooter has left the floor). Probably a fine no call though.
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And, to answer someone else's question -- I wouldn't have a "rebounding foul" on white 23 -- although he was in contact with the black player, it looked to me as though the black player was moving forward mostly on his own, and the contact didn't affect the rebound (it went to the other side of the basket). |
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Just cause a player goes down and/or the shot is affect doesn't mean it's a foul. Good defense alters shots. Lack of balance causes players to go down. I do think the trail has happy feet, though. He's "sprinting" away from the basket as the kid is starting his drive. |
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