Intentional Tripping

[ODJ]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

If someone wants to give me a time stamp, I'll have the play up later.

2nd half, maybe 14 minutes to go. Just after UK's Davis is called for hanging on the rim.

Yes, it was a fun 2 minutes.

[La Rikardo]

Foul occurred with 11:57 to play in the second half. Commentators actually used the phrase "point of interruption" to describe how play would be resumed. They got something right!

Wait, that's right, right? NCAA rules aren't my specialty.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by La Rikardo

Foul occurred with 11:57 to play in the second half. Commentators actually used the phrase "point of interruption" to describe how play would be resumed. They got something right!

Wait, that's right, right? NCAA rules aren't my specialty.

Not for the flagrant, it's not. Or did they use it for the dunk?

[Blindolbat]

I really thought they were going to eject him on that play. Especially considering it seemed they were trying to gain some sort of control of the game at that point. Plus if that attempted trip/kick had connected, there would have been a melee.

[La Rikardo]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Not for the flagrant, it's not. Or did they use it for the dunk?

No, they used it for the flagrant. Only technicals are resumed from POI in NCAA, then, right? Flagrant personal fouls are resumed as a flagrant or intentional would in NFHS. That makes more sense. Still impressive for a commentator to use book language like "point of interruption" even if it's used at the wrong time.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by La Rikardo

No, they used it for the flagrant. Only technicals are resumed from POI in NCAA, then, right? Flagrant personal fouls are resumed as a flagrant or intentional would in NFHS. That makes more sense. Still impressive for a commentator to use book language like "point of interruption" even if it's used at the wrong time.

The announcers wouldn't know what they were talking about. They probably got confused since the throw-in for a flagrant is the spot of the foul rather than the division line. It might look like POI to someone who had just learned the term and was looking for an opportunity to use it.

[APG]

[Adam]

I've got an F1, but wouldn't argue with F2 either.