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C needs to get it or no one ... and he can take the heat if he doesn't have a call. No call >>>>> the wrong call. |
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i dont agree either. i cant see anyway for there to be a no call on this play. yes, the l got it wrong, but i dont think it is because he was straight lined or because he didnt have a good look at the play, i just think he got it wrong. happens to the best of them or adams wouldnt have so many plays to put on his block/charge videos every other week or so.
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I think it is a transition play, but I think the L could have a cadence whistle on this play. The signal is telling me that the L wasn't really sure of this call.
I still think this is just a case of using bad play-calling mechanics. I agree with Rut when saying we have to know how players get to the floor and this is not a play where a no call is the right call.
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Right call >>> No call >>> Wrong call I mean, that IS the preference, isn't it? I mean, of course if the L gets it right there is no issue! ![]() |
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i still disagree. as the lead, i am giving the c a chance to make this call, if he doesnt i am making my call. sure there is a chance i will get i wrong, just like there is a chance i will get some of the other calls i make that night wrong as well. does it suck when we get the call wrong as is clearly the case here, it sure does, but if the coach or assignor or evaluator asks me about the play i can tell him, as i am sure the l in this play thought, i had the defender sliding in after the player went airborne. how are you going to justify not having a call on a violent collision like this at the basket if asked.......it wasnt my primary coverage area so i passed. i think that is a much weaker position than stating why you called the play a particular play and then admitting/accepting you got it wrong if it turns out that way.
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i think you and i agree on this jrut, i am saying there has to be a call on this play and if it has to come from the lead so be it. no way this play can be justified as marginal or incidental contact, and no way can lead claim he didnt have a look at the contact.
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