Dead ball contact

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

They knew what to do. They did nothing because they didn't see anything.

In the future everyone needs to have better dead ball awareness. When I see players continuing action after the whistle, I toot my whistle loudly to get them to stop.

Correct. And absent them seeing anything I was considering making a call based on a guess, a gut feeling. Sounds like a made an ok no-call. Hopefully I'll stop thinking about it now.

[j51969]

I am assuming this was a JV or V contest. Why don't you call the AD at the school and ask for a copy of the game. I will often bring a blank CD / self addressed envelope with postage with me to games. More often than not the AD, head coach, or athletic dept are more than happy to mail me a copy. You want some good constructive critism wait until you see yourself on video.

Here is the video. A couple plays here:

Play 1: Blocked shot
Play 2: Block/charge play
Play 3: Dead ball contact

I am Trail.

[Raymond]

1) Clean block

2) Block or nothing

3) Collision happened so fast after the whistle, it's hard to tell. Offensive player was going set a pick then turned after hearing whistle. If anything, I go to him and said, "You might have got away with one right there, but we'll be watching for anything else"

[bob jenkins]

I have nothing on all three plays.

[JRutledge]

1. Clean Block.

2. Nothing.

3. Probably nothing, but I would have to know the context of the game. Was this a trouble maker or was this just the first time this type of contact took place? I might talk to the player as well, but doubt that alone would be a foul.

Peace

[APG]

1. Looks clean

2. Blocking foul

3. Nothing in of itself...game situation might dictate otherwise.

I agree with APG that the block/charge play needs a whistle. Why do you other guys say no-call?