Mich vs Mich st

[Camron Rust]

Block on the initial shot. Undercutting a shooter like that is a great way to hurt someone.

PC after the inbounds.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Block on the initial shot. Undercutting a shooter like that is a great way to hurt someone.

PC after the inbounds.

Agreed.

On an interesting note, the T uses the actual PC signal.

[rekent]

Originally Posted by Welpe

On an interesting note, the T uses the actual PC signal.

Just kind of swings the left arm out to point... I would much rather do (or see) a good punch here, just my opinion I guess.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by rekent

Just kind of swings the left arm out to point... I would much rather do (or see) a good punch here, just my opinion I guess.

He's trying to point the direction, which is behind him.

the comment was (I think) meant to indicate that the official used the "behind the head" mechanic that was demeaned (by many, but not all)here a week or so (?) ago.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

the comment was (I think) meant to indicate that the official used the "behind the head" mechanic that was demeaned (by many, but not all)here a week or so (?) ago.

That is correct.

[Scooby]

Is it still the by the book mechanic to use the hand behind the head on PC fouls in NF?

[Welpe]

Yes.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Scooby

Is it still the by the book mechanic to use the hand behind the head on PC fouls in NF?

And it's still used more on the NCAA-Men's side than the punch is.

[brainbrian]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

He's trying to point the direction, which is behind him.

Mechanic-wise I usually feel awkward calling player control fouls in the backcourt for this reason, should I punch forward, or turn around and punch the other way
I like how he did it though.