Florida v. Louisville

[APG]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

APG (or anybody else with his skills), the sequence that results with UF shooting free-throws at the 6:23 mark of the 2nd half.

Maybe or maybe not a BC violation. Definitely don't agree with the block call by Hess.

[billyu2]

I think it was a good no-call regarding a potential backcourt violation; but it looked more to me like a PC regarding any foul on the play.

[Raymond]

No B/C definitely. Couldn't tell watching the game live and didn't have it on DVR.

I'm still iffy on the block but I give Hess the benefit of doubt. But watching the replay, just noticed it was a split second away from a 10-second count.

(thanks apg)

[HawkeyeCubP]

If I were the opposing coach, I'd ask how close it was to a 10-second violation. (As he wasn't counting during the time of this clip.)

[Toren]

The block is the "safe" call. I thought either of the two first ones were closer to a block then the one he actually calls.

No B/C. I wasn't sure if the referee was signaling that it was tapped or that he was dribbling, therefore 2 feet and the ball needed to cross. Either way I didn't like the signal he was using to communicate.

[Camron Rust]

That is a perfect example of the 3-point rule for a dribbler crossing the division line....legal.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Toren

The block is the "safe" call.

I'm going to have to give you the chance to explain exactly what you mean by that because it seems as if you are saying that the right call was a PC, but that the official lacked the courage to make it.

So please tell me what a "safe call" is.