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Louisville-California (W) block charge clip
Just wanted some thoughts on the call from the general population...
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Block 13/15(?) slides over after she is in the air.
Also like how she tries to kick her when she was on the floor. |
Dribbler a tad out of control and I think goes through the defender. I would, however, have a T on Red 13 for the foot action.....
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Block and a T on #13
I see a block on 13 (lateral movement after shooter was airborne) followed by a T on 13.
There seems to be a pattern of poor sportsmanship from the Louisville players. The Director of Officials should incentivize tonight's crew to take care of business before it gets out of hand.:D |
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I got a PC followed by a T.
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In the first half, can't recall the time, a Cal player shoots a 3 and ends up tangled on the UL bench. On her way out a UL player tries to kick her.
Who woulda thought Geno's kids would be the better behaved? |
I have a travel. Not sure where but I have travel. ;)
Peace |
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Charge. At the time the shooter left the floor, the defender was in her path. The defender may have still been moving but the shooter was already cutoff.
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celebratory action?
I'm not convinced the kicking action is directed towards the player. The second replay angle shows #13 pound the floor with right fist at same time her leg straightens/kicks. She's also looking in a direction away from offensive player during and after the kick.
Celebratory actions can sometimes lead to incidental or unintended contact. Just ask Danny Crawford :D |
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Ok, I can accept being in the minority opinion on the T...after a multiple defender, dual area, RA vicinity, pass-crash play like this, I know I wouldn't have the awareness to say with certainty what her intent was.
But, when the Louisville or CAL coach asks what she did to earn the T, you say what? "In my opinion she intended to kick her"? Then CAL coach asks, isn't that 'fighting' by rule? Now what? |
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Art. 3. When during a confrontation, an individual attempts to strike another individual with any of the actions defined in Art. 2, whether there is contact is irrelevant. The perpetrator shall be deemed to have been involved in a fight. Quote:
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It is sort of like the difference between shoving and punching. They're done with very different levels of intensity even if they're with the same part of the body.
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She did not slide over when dribbler was in the air. Thats clear. Easy call. Charge it
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