Ohio State v. Kansas
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The travel call with less than a minute left. |
Didn't like the call. There were bigger traveling calls in the game that didn't get called, then they call this.
Was hoping for an OSU win, but still thought it was an ICC. |
You know what - I think he DID travel.
You know what else? Only one person out of of the 74,000 in the building saw it, or cared. Proof that even the big dogs have whistles they want back after the dust has settled. |
Still not seeing the travel...at worst I have a legal jump stop.
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Its really hard to tell with with all the feet movement towards the basket. I would have rather had the C or T get that one.
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looks like his footwork was right, right, then left....travel
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And that free throw violation was clear and obvious and I hope any competent official positioned at the C would call that. |
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As for the violation. I agree completely. That was just a question of curiosity, nothing more. Not trying to imply it was some sort of phantom make-up call. Officials at that level don't do those; not if they ever want a shot at working another game at that level. |
That said, there was a pretty blatant spin move travel that wasn't called earlier, and those missed calls tend to even out in the end.
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Is there a video posted of FT violation called against Craft?
He clearly broke the plane before ball got to rim, but doesn't he have to touch before ball hits rim? |
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NCAA Rule 9 Art. 2. After the ball is placed at the disposal of a free-thrower: c. The free-thrower shall not break the vertical plane of the free-throw line with either foot until the ball strikes the ring, flange or backboard or until the free throw ends. For completeness sake NFHS Rule 9 ART. 3 . . . After the ball is placed at the disposal of a free thrower: e. The free thrower shall not have either foot beyond the vertical plane of the edge of the free-throw line which is farther from the basket or the free throw semicircle line. NBA Rule 9 b. The free throw shooter may not step over the plane of the free throw line until the ball touches the basket ring, backboard or the free throw ends. PENALTY: This is a violation by the shooter on all free throw attempts and no point can be scored. |
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If you pause the video at the right spot you can clearly see Craft across the line well before the ball hits the rim. I do wonder if Ohio St was confused at the end or had given up at that point. They didn't seem to put much pressure on Kansas to get a quick steal or a 5 second count. I believe they were out of time-outs at that point though to set anything up. |
I am going to preface my remarks with a:
ROCK CHOCK JAYHAWK!! GO Kayyy UUUUU!! That said, I want to know why the L made this call when he had a bunch of players in front of him and the KU player came down the C's side of the court. MTD, Sr. |
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