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NCAAM Flagrant 2
I think the player was given a Flagrant 2 on this play.
Here's a link to a page where there are several angles of the play: Is this the dirtiest play of the college basketball season so far? (GIF) | Off the Bench Neither the ESPN nor the Valpo box score was any help in identifying the type of foul that was called, I just know the player was ejected. Anyone think this should only be a flagrant 1? Added by APG: http://i0.wp.com/i.imgur.com/OdiU7.gif http://i0.wp.com/i.imgur.com/5jaTz.gif |
Fed.... thinking about the DQ.
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I was leaning towards an F1 upon seeing it...though I wouldn't argue with an F2 as it wasn't far from it. It was excessive contact but he did come across the front where the ball was.
I could easily see and argue for F2 if the same level of contact wasn't near the ball. How I would rule could also be swayed by any previous issues in the game. |
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NFHS flagrant technical
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we have had these discussions before. contact, while the ball is live, whether flagrant or not cannot be a technical foul.
i have a flagrant 1 on this play. defender pretty clearly goes after the ball. yes there is excessive body contact, which is why i am going ff1. imo, it looks really bad because we have a much smaller airborne player being knocked to the ground by a much larger and stronger player. defensive player does nothing extra to try to drive the player into the ground, so unless there was something similar previously by this player i would not go ff2. |
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http://i0.wp.com/i.imgur.com/OdiU7.gif http://i0.wp.com/i.imgur.com/5jaTz.gif As to the play, I have a flagrant 2. Wind up, significant impact around the shoulder area, and a follow through. Ejection. |
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