To pile on here, everything I've been taught and observed about 3-whistle mechanics goes against what jeffpea is saying. I see D1 officials as Center make this call quite often.

Well they must not be watching any film and trying to improve then...:p

I can see that one struck a nerve... ;)

jeffpea, what are your views on this play?

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Interesting. Didn't notice the defender's little hop-step to the side in the first take. But it took him more into harm's way, no doubt.

Mr Kellog needs to know the difference between NCAA - W and NCAA - M's interpretation of the infamous BLARGE!!! Although in BOTH cases, I am sure there would be a cell phone message waiting from the "Powers That Be'!!!

I think C had a better look at that play.

The play was entirely in the C's primary but I think the Lead got the right call.

Block because the secondary defender was under the basket?

Just wanted to note that this play happened before the rule change for secondary defenders attempting to take a charge.

PC, and the Center got it right.

Respectfully disagree...PC all the way
You're not one of those "He was moving" kind of guys, so what convinces you to call a block?

The defender for VA Tech established LGP and slid to his right to maintain it and took the hit in the torso from the offensive player who was not airborne. PC all the way.

What has that to do with the price of eggs?

That's a PC foul. B had LGP, and legally moved laterally.

Player control would have been my call