Flop on a PC foul (Video Added)
Syracuse/Duke 1:42 to go in 2nd half, Parker's 5th foul - the defender threw his head back like he got hit with a bat in the forehead.
It seems to me that if one is hit in the front of the torso, the head almost always comes forward, rather than going to the rear. |
Just because they oversell it doesn't mean it is not a foul. On the replay i thought it was a good call from lead.
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Hopefully, one of our colleagues with video skills can post it, so we can discuss it. There was a similar "embellishment" later by a Duke player.
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Overselling and flopping are not the same thing. One is still a foul, and one isn't.
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A player can oversell himself right out of a call, though. It happens.
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I had a situation yesterday where a player was shooting a 3 point shot and kicked out his leg and acted like he was killed. Well his actions made me pass on the foul. Fortunately for him, my partner decide this was a foul. But without seeing the tape, I still think there was minimal contact. Often that overselling makes us think they flopped or were not fouled. That is why they can "oversell" themselves right out of a call. Peace |
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I was pointing out that the title of this thread is misleading. Or, in lawyer-speak, I suppose you could say the title of this thread is leading. |
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We all know what's meant by a flop, I get that, but I wanted to discern between two different acts that can look similar. |
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