Whistles needed? (video - 4 plays)

[JRutledge]

1. Foul and missed dunk helps make that call.

2. I am leaning towards foul, but it also looks like he jumps through the screen and I am wondering if that was because of the contact or because of the way he choose to jump through.

3. No foul

4. No foul, ball goes away from these players. It might be a GM foul where these players have been an issue or the game is chippy. But normally that is not a foul from me.

Peace

[MathReferee]

1. Foul
2. I am leaning towards no call since he jumped around the potentially illegal screen and I cannot tell what he clips his back foot on to lose his balance.
3. No call
4. The foul is called on the proper player if there is going to be a foul called. I will assume it was more of a GM play and agree with JR's assessment.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

1. Foul and missed dunk helps make that call.

2. I am leaning towards foul, but it also looks like he jumps through the screen and I am wondering if that was because of the contact or because of the way he choose to jump through.

3. No foul

4. No foul, ball goes away from these players. It might be a GM foul where these players have been an issue or the game is chippy. But normally that is not a foul from me.

Peace

Pretty much agree...on all counts. I'm probably more convinced on #2. I think it is a foul worthy illegal screen....it never hurts to call illegal screens.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Pretty much agree...on all counts. I'm probably more convinced on #2. I think it is a foul worthy illegal screen....it never hurts to call illegal screens.

I call a lot of them relative to my fellow officials, so I agree with the last statement.

Peace

[BillyMac]

Play #3: No possibility of a push ("over the back")? Not even a slight possibility? Not even a half a thought?

[APG]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Play #3: No possibility of a push ("over the back")? Not even a slight possibility? Not even a half a thought?

Kid simply got out jumped IMO.

Play 1: Foul for the undercut
Play 2: I've got nothing
Play 3: No foul
Play 4: No possession consequence...no foul unless there was some reason in the game to clean up rough play

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by APG

Kid simply got out jumped.

You could be right. Even if he hadn't been pushed a little under the basket by the slight push, he didn't seem to be in a good rebounding position, or a good rebounding stance, before the slight push. He probably wasn't getting that rebound no matter what happened.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

You could be right. Even if he hadn't been pushed a little under the basket by the slight push, he didn't seem to be in a good rebounding position, or a good rebounding stance, before the slight push. He probably wasn't getting that rebound no matter what happened.

I wouldn't crucify anybody who called a foul on play #3. It would be a great post-game discussion point and learning tool about advantage/disadvantage and verticality, that's all.

#4, 2 players interlock equally, I don't see how one or other is more cupable.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Play #3: No possibility of a push ("over the back")? Not even a slight possibility? Not even a half a thought?

Nope.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Play #3: No possibility of a push ("over the back")? Not even a slight possibility? Not even a half a thought?

During the play you might (should) be thinking "hmmm .. this might become something" but when it's over you can just think "good patience; good no call"

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

"Good patience; good no call"

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only official who compliments himself during a game. I seldom get compliments from the crowd, or from the coaches. I wonder why not?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

1. Foul and missed dunk helps make that call.

2. I am leaning towards foul, but it also looks like he jumps through the screen and I am wondering if that was because of the contact or because of the way he choose to jump through.

3. No foul

4. No foul, ball goes away from these players. It might be a GM foul where these players have been an issue or the game is chippy. But normally that is not a foul from me.

Peace

Agreed.

[constable]

I've got a foul on the first one. The second one is a toss up.

The other 2 we are playing on.

Question- in FIBA they want rebounding falls to come from the outside. What are the NCAA and FED philosophies?