Originally Posted by APG (Post 920989)

Their protocol is to call a foul if they see a foul...and to not call a foul when they're not sure or don't think it's a foul.

Originally Posted by stick (Post 920992)

Your probably right. I think their other protocall is never call traveling even if their is traveling. :D

Originally Posted by stick (Post 920986)

Interesting. My feeling after watching this is at game speed I would've called a foul on Marion--3 shots. But not being on the court and not being an NBA ref perhaps they have a protocall on last second shots? As another poster stated perhaps they let players determine the outcome of the game. While that's a general premise that our crew goes by bot otoh if it's a totally obvious foul you gotta call it. This looked totally obvious

Originally Posted by stick (Post 920986)

Interesting. My feeling after watching this is at game speed I would've called a foul on Marion--3 shots. But not being on the court and not being an NBA ref perhaps they have a protocall on last second shots? As another poster stated perhaps they let players determine the outcome of the game. While that's a general premise that our crew goes by bot otoh if it's a totally obvious foul you gotta call it. This looked totally obvious

Originally Posted by APG (Post 920995)

Or their rules provide for situations that are not traveling under their rule set where as they would be under NFHS/NCAA rule sets.

Originally Posted by kung (Post 920928)

Rich,

When the ball is on the left side of the shooter, the defender is on the right side of the shooter and the defender reaches across 2 sets of arms and "hits the ball". Tell me he "got all ball"