Block Charge play (Video)

[stick]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

And what would your explanation be?

Hopefully not your quote from earlier

"Coach, he was moving into him"

[Adam]

Originally Posted by stick

"Coach, he was moving into him"

Every step he took is a back pedal. How was he moving into him?

[stick]

Originally Posted by Adam

Every step he took is a back pedal. How was he moving into him?

OK I can see that from the video and I don't disagree with you. But in reality the official who made the call is looking at the play from a different view and may have seen it differently. He certainly didn't hesitate on making his call.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by stick

OK I can see that from the video and I don't disagree with you. But in reality the official who made the call is looking at the play from a different view and may have seen it differently. He certainly didn't hesitate on making his call.

Go back and watch the video again. This time, watch nothing but the L. Don't look at the play, watch only the Lead official.

He never even looks at the defender. He is watching the offensive player, and then his eyes go up to watch the ball. He has no clue whether the defender had LGP or not...so he blows this call because he did not pick up the defender like he should have.

[stick]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Go back and watch the video again. This time, watch nothing but the L. Don't look at the play, watch only the Lead official.

He never even looks at the defender. He is watching the offensive player, and then his eyes go up to watch the ball. He has no clue whether the defender had LGP or not...so he blows this call because he did not pick up the defender like he should have.

OK I can agree with that. But in reality the official who made the call is the one who is better suited to explain the call.

[rockyroad]

Originally Posted by stick

OK I can agree with that. But in reality the official who made the call is the one who is better suited to explain the call.

And in reality his explanation will be wrong because the call is wrong.

[stick]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

And in reality his explanation will be wrong because the call is wrong.

You could be right but until you hear an explanation from that official that's only projecting.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by stick

Tough call to make. The replay does show the defender moving upon impact. The official made a god call afaict.

Originally Posted by stick

OK I can agree with that. But in reality the official who made the call is the one who is better suited to explain the call.

Yes, but I was asking you why you were agreeing with the official that it was a block. Your explanation of "Coach, he was moving into him" does not match what is on the video.

[stick]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Yes, but I was asking you why you were agreeing with the official that it was a block. Your explanation of "Coach, he was moving into him" does not match what is on the video.

Uhm sir, with all due respect, you did not ask why I agree with the official who made the block call. The questions you asked were as follows: Moving in what manner? If a coach asked you why you called a block would you be able to explain it to him? And what would your explanation be? That's what you saw on the video?
Now that we've established that, I will admit my statements are strictly coming from the angle that the calling official had. It's what he MIGHT have seen and how he MIGHT have explained it to a coach. Since I neglected to state it that way initially, it's totally my fault. Remember the calling official doesn't have the same angle as the video does.

[stick]

Originally Posted by rockyroad

Go back and watch the video again. This time, watch nothing but the L. Don't look at the play, watch only the Lead official.

He never even looks at the defender. He is watching the offensive player, and then his eyes go up to watch the ball. He has no clue whether the defender had LGP or not...so he blows this call because he did not pick up the defender like he should have.

OK I can understand what your saying and I'm not disagreeing with you. To call a block that official saw something that to him determined it to be a block. What that was only he knows.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by stick

What that was only he knows.

I think that is pretty clear.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by stick

OK I can see that from the video and I don't disagree with you. But in reality the official who made the call is looking at the play from a different view and may have seen it differently. He certainly didn't hesitate on making his call.

I'm not sure what angle a person could possibly have that would make it appear that the defender was moving into the shooter. I'm shocked that anyone even for a moment even thinks about the possibility of a block on this play.

[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

I'm not sure what angle a person could possibly have that would make it appear that the defender was moving into the shooter. I'm shocked that anyone even for a moment even thinks about the possibility of a block on this play.

Camron:

I agree with you 100%. But I will say that I have made this charge call from the lead many many times. It really is not a bad position to make the call of one is refereeing the defense.

MTD, Sr.

[stick]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

I'm not sure what angle a person could possibly have that would make it appear that the defender was moving into the shooter. I'm shocked that anyone even for a moment even thinks about the possibility of a block on this play.

That's why I stated the calling official is the one who can explain it best.

[Welpe]

How does taking a step back equate to moving "into" him?