Block or charge? You make the call.

[constable]

I've got a charge. I've looked at it several times and can't see anything but.

[Raymond]

Again, a Lead who fails to close down and pinch the paint and then makes an incorrect block/charge call.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Again, a Lead who fails to close down and pinch the paint and then makes an incorrect block/charge call.

BNR I don't think pinching the paint is an issue. To me, you pinch the paint to get a good look at a drive coming down the lane. This play was still very much in the C's PCA.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

BNR I don't think pinching the paint is an issue. To me, you pinch the paint to get a good look at a drive coming down the lane. This play was still very much in the C's PCA.

It's just that we've recently had 2 plays posted where the Lead got a block/charge wrong and in both cases the Lead was way out of postion to even get a good look as a secondary on the play.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

It's just that we've recently had 2 plays posted where the Lead got a block/charge wrong and in both cases the Lead was way out of postion to even get a good look as a secondary on the play.

True, but this to me is a "leave it alone because it's right in front of the C" issue more than a a help issue. The C shouldn't need help on this.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

True, but this to me is a "leave it alone because it's right in front of the C" issue more than a a help issue. The C shouldn't need help on this.

She shouldn't, but if she did, the Lead is in no position to give legitimate help. He's just guessing b/c he never got himself back over to where he could see the play.

When I watch these clips and I feel the officials got the play wrong the next thing I do is replay it to see where the officials (the entire crew) were positioned. A vast majority of the time I find incorrect calls are accompanied by incorrect positioning.