Louisville-Baylor post play clip

[JetMetFan]

I put together a couple of plays from that game. Most had fouls. One didn't. All were in the first half. I think the first and last plays have the two most egregious non-calls - at least at the moment the contact took place - but as I said, all of the plays except one eventually had a whistle.

Jeez.

Play 1: I had a situation just like this a couple months ago, except with an attempted kick-stomp. I gave a technical. These officials should have penalized this slap-swing.

Play 3: I see a foul 8 seconds before the whistle(s) was blown. Plus, triple whistle!

[blindzebra]

You can survive a game when one official is struggling.

When all 3 are this game is the result.

[Judtech]

Dang that last play you had 13 throw an elbow and then for take a shot at her face as she came across the paint. Can't believe they didn't have a whistle on the first play.

[Raymond]

Play #2 had both the Lead and Trail with a 5 second count so neither one was watching off-ball on that side of the court.

[blindzebra]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Play #2 had both the Lead and Trail with a 5 second count so neither one was watching off-ball on that side of the court.

Every time I look at the clips it feels like I am watching a 3 person camp for newer officials, where they are so worried about mechanics that they forget to officiate the game.

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Play #2 had both the Lead and Trail with a 5 second count so neither one was watching off-ball on that side of the court.

You mean #3.

I just noticed that. Based on experience I'll say the L should have stayed with the post play/Griner since that's what she was watching before the ball entered her PCA. The drive came from the T so there's no reason for him to shift his view somewhere else.