Call on the court = PC. What do you have?
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Looks like a block to me.
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Block!!
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I'm alright with either PC or block here. It's a bang bang 50/50 play.
This crew could have supported each other better, that L had a chance in this play to hold up a fist for a double and in the other play it's the same L, she almost signaled charge when the C called a Block. |
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I don't have a problem with Cameron leaving that to the C in that situation. As far as the call goes? Either way. Little movement from the Defensive player sideways, but the contact was clearly taken in the center of the torso. |
Its hard to tell with some college officials, but did the L even have a whistle here?
I like the PC, defender was in position for a while, and made a slight slide at the end to maintain LGP. |
PC, again, the defender is moving back and to her right after having established LGP. This one is even more solid than the other one, as the shooter never goes airborne prior to contact.
Easy PC. I'll add that after this PC, I would have liked to see the crew go with a PC on the other play as well. |
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This play happens at the end of the 1st half, the other play is at the end of the game. The Ls discipline is better in this play than on the one she was going to punch. Quote:
Your last sentence makes no sense... unless you meant to say "made a slight slide at the end to ATTEMPT to maintain LGP. Quote:
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And the foot that's not within her frame is her trail foot; her body caught up with her lead foot, IOW. |
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I don't have a lot of experience in 3 man, so you answered my question, I take it this was C's call all the way. And I'm saying she would not have maintained LGP if she had left her feet where they were and just leaned over, then it would be a clear block. I felt like she slide her feet over enough to maintain LGP. |
Defenders are either doing the splits or they are moving to maintain LGP, cant do both & get the p/c.
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Fair enough, I'm just saying that the defender wasnt legal with her legs that wide when the contact occurs. She was a step late & sliding to her right was the cause of the crash.
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Totally agree... if the play were in the paint.
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