You Make The Call: Pass And Crash
 

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1st view...block...and count the basket.

2nd view....same.

3rd view...same.

Block, not sure about the basket. Hard to tell if he started the motion. Probably would give the benefit of the doubt to the shooter.

Block and count it.

I see things differently here. What did the defender do wrong?

Block. No basket.

Defender moved into the passer.

And, since the passer was moving and didn't have the ball, the defender had to be in his path with time/distance.

Personally, I don't think the contact warranted a foul.

I looked at this frame by frame. When the defender comes into view, the offensive player still has the ball and the defender has LGP - two feet down and facing the dribbler, who still has the ball so no time and distance applies. From that moment on, the defender retreats a half step and then straightens up. So, this looks to me like either a no call or a charge.

At game speed, block, no basket.

At first glance: no call and let them play through. For me it looked like the defender embellished the contact...probably because he was moving into the offensive player's path when contact was made.

I have a block by Green because he stepped to his left with his left foot into White's path after White had releashed his path.

MTD, Sr.

I need a better computer, because with the angle we have, I'm not seeing the same thing. I want either the lead's angle or a better computer with more definition; or both.

I agree that the lead's angle on this would be best. Assuming the defender had/maintained legal guarding position, I'd still go with a no call.

Either a no-call and allow offense to score or block on B1 before A2 gained PC. Not giving Team A a basket and a foul.