Virginia Commonwealth-Michigan Clips

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

This was sent to NCAAW in December. I would assume it's the same for NCAAM:

You would likely be assuming incorrectly. Not because it might not be sent, but many things stated by the NCAA do not get sent to the other side or gender.

It was like that issue with the mat being close to the floor. I have never seen that video but on this site.

Peace

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

You would likely be assuming incorrectly. Not because it might not be sent, but many things stated by the NCAA do not get sent to the other side or gender.

It was like that issue with the mat being close to the floor. I have never seen that video but on this site.

Peace

Why does that not shock me? In a thread from last month someone thought you guys must have seen the traction mat video since the clip was taken from an NCAAM game!

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

Why does that not shock me? In a thread from last month someone thought you guys must have seen the traction mat video since the clip was taken from an NCAAM game!

I cannot speak for what others see, but these things were rare in my experience. Then again I do not work D1 basketball either where the video came from.

But you do realize that both genders have their own committees and supervisors?

Peace

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I cannot speak for what others see, but these things were rare in my experience. Then again I do not work D1 basketball either where the video came from.

But you do realize that both genders have their own committees and supervisors?

Peace

Beleve me, I don't do D1 either. I realize the staffs are separate but there are moments - few and far between - where they actually communicate with one another.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

Beleve me, I don't do D1 either. I realize the staffs are separate but there are moments - few and far between - where they actually communicate with one another.

Well apparently not. And that is why I am not surprised what they say at the NCAAW side is not emphasized on the Men's side. There are two separate guidelines to officiating (and Arbiter sites) for God's sake.

And I have been in the room when John Adams has talked about Women's NCAA basketball. Maybe that is why I am not surprised.

Peace

[APG]

First play: I don't have an RA block...I just have a run of the mill block for getting his position after the offensive player was airborne.

Second play: Hard, but legal screen.

[Adam]

1. No-call. The only player disadvantaged or displaced by the contact is the guilty party. No affect on the shooter, I'm likely to let this go.

2. No-call. Screener is simply bracing for contact, and he doesn't do so in a way that creates contact where it otherwise would have been absent.

[4-40]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Well apparently not. And that is why I am not surprised what they say at the NCAAW side is not emphasized on the Men's side.

Peace

Like the spin move?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by 4-40

Like the spin move?

I do not work women's basketball, so I have no idea what you are talking about.

Peace