Dayton vs. Wake Forest game 11/24

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Is it possible the crash came after the teammate released the shot?

If the officials counted the basket, then we would know that answer. If there was no goal scored, then that explanation is out.

[BayStateRef]

Tough to answer without a video. I found the play-by-play, and it makes so sense. Sure sounds like a team control foul. The foul on Dayton comes at 1:33, when Dayton has the ball.

	Dayton		Wake Forest
1:52	Matt Kavanaugh Defensive Rebound.	71-73
1:43	Josh Parker missed Three Point Jumper.	71-73
1:43	Chris Johnson Offensive Rebound.	71-73
1:33	Foul on Josh Parker	71-73
1:33	Josh Parker Turnover.	71-73
1:33		71-74	Nikita Mescheriakov made Free Throw.
1:33		71-75	Nikita Mescheriakov made Free Throw.
1:25	Paul Williams made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Kevin Dillard.	74-75

[APG]

[twocentsworth]

thanks to the video, we have our answer....Wake Forest should NOT have been shooting FT's.

[ballgame99]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

thanks to the video, we have our answer....Wake Forest should NOT have been shooting FT's.

Just want to make sure I understand, if he is passing=team control=no shots; but if he was shooting=player control=shots??

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

Just want to make sure I understand, if he is passing=team control=no shots; but if he was shooting=player control=shots??

In NCAAM -- a PC fouls does NOT include contact by an airborne shooter (by definition after the try is released).

In NCAAW and FED, a PC foul includes a foul by an airborne shooter, even though there is no player control at that time.