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Mon May 10, 2010, 11:32am
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Wow! This play is not a no-call. You have a train wreck with 3 players hitting the floor. The crew must have an opinion block or charge, namely the lead (the secondary defender came from).
Based on the film, the play is a blocking foul. The defender did not have legal guarding position when the shooter began his habitual shooting motion. But more importantly, we need to agree that this play needs a whistle. No-calls on this play are part of the reason "rough play" has been a point of emphasis the past 10 years. 
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