Review late in First half of Kentucky/ODU

[Jeremy Hohn]

Late in the first half, there seemed to be a review for foul clarification on WHOM the foul occurred. That is CLEARLY one of the areas we CANNOT use the monitor for. It didn't appear that the contact was severe enough to use the monitor to determine whether a flagrant 1 happened.

I am just now getting to the level where monitor games are frequent on my schedule, so knowledge of when we can/cannot use them is they key for not having a snafu.

Thoughts? Anyone else see the play?

It was a late review giving the foul to Vargas of Kentucky rather than their star player, #3.

[twocentsworth]

didn't see the situation you reference....but simply "say" you are going to the monitor to determine which player committed the foul....and then find the correct shooter - if that is what you lost.

there are certainly "ways around" the allowable monitor review items should you really need to use the monitor so as not to screw up your game.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

simply "say" you are going to the monitor to determine which player committed the foul....and then find the correct shooter

I think you have that backwards. It's actually ok to go to the monitor to find the correct shooter (preventing a correctable error). It's NOT ok to go to the monitor to find who committed a foul.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

didn't see the situation you reference....but simply "say" you are going to the monitor to determine which player committed the foul....and then find the correct shooter - if that is what you lost.

there are certainly "ways around" the allowable monitor review items should you really need to use the monitor so as not to screw up your game.

Integrity? Anyone?

[twocentsworth]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Integrity? Anyone?

my integrity tells me to "get the call right".

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

my integrity tells me to "get the call right".

Getting it "right" doesn't include doing it the wrong way. Get the right call the right way. If the right way doesn't permit you go "get it right", then you don't get it right. Lies about what you're looking at the monitor for is the wrong way.

[fiasco]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

my integrity tells me to "get the call right".

You're obviously confused about the meaning of the word integrity.

[wfd21]

I was at the game sitting behind Kentucky bench. Calipari went ballistic when foul called on his star player. They used monitor and gave foul to 30.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Getting it "right" doesn't include doing it the wrong way. Get the right call the right way. If the right way doesn't permit you go "get it right", then you don't get it right. Lies about what you're looking at the monitor for is the wrong way.

Exactly!

[Jeremy Hohn]

Originally Posted by wfd21

I was at the game sitting behind Kentucky bench. Calipari went ballistic when foul called on his star player. They used monitor and gave foul to 30.

If that was the case, it CLEARLY cannot be used for that according to the latest NCAA rule book.

[wfd21]

I agree it is not an aproved use of the monitor, but that is the way it was handled. The whole process took quite awhile and really held up the game.