So what happens when the C completely chokes on his whistle and everyone in the gym thinks there should have been a call? Coach says Tref, why didn't you have a whistle?

Contact in the torso, defender got there in time. Put me down for a PC on this one too.

Whoa ~~ If you're going to change up the play then I'm going to need some notice. I was speaking on the play at hand.
A coach isn't going to say that because if the play happens as you describe, I will have a late whistle.

Let's say this exact same play, but no whistle from the C. I won't change it completely :D

Ok then the L needs to apply the 3 B's & call the obvious.

Block...defender was never in the shooter's path....was still moving into it at the time of contact.

PC foul for me. The defender got in the path before the shooter went airborne and got run over.

Peace

PC. Correct call on the court.

Block.

I'm in PC camp here. Defender appeared to have LGP...slide was legal. SLow mo shows it to be more marginal but what ices it for me is Doris Burke disagreeing with the call on the floor.

+1+1+1

Guys, I'm telling you if you put a whistle on this play from where lead is outside the paint opposite, you will get baked at a camp. Let C take it.

"You did well, I'd like to get you on my staff, come back next year."

What it really means: "You dont have game discipline yet. Thanks for the check & write me one next summer too."

I see what you are saying about the width of the defender, but I don't understand how can a defender be a step late and take the brunt of the contact in the torso. It wasn't the lower level contact that knocked her down.

I'm liking the PC call made.

The contact took place in the lane BTW. And that would depend on what camp you are going to. Men's basketball has asked for the Lead to make these calls and we even have been said to defer to the Lead on these plays. I am not going to camps where officials are getting baked, they are getting praised for the Lead to make these calls and certainly with the contact in the lane.

Peace