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Belmont vs Clemson Video requests v2 (Video)
Two plays stuck out to me in the few minutes of the game that I watched.
At 13:10 there was a flagrant foul that I could see and argument being made going either way, and at the 10:20 mark an over and back call no call that I can't see how was missed. |
No verbiage discussion here
Flagrant 1: <iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/B01SUwKitXg" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Backcourt Play: <iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/MU7n2HIZkac" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
Play 1: Nothing.
Play 2: Back court violation. |
Play #1: Nothing at all.
Play #2: Clearly a BC violation unless I am missing the ball touching by the defender. Not a great angle or close up to help out. Peace |
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1: that's a rough call. I got nothing
2: with that official standing right there I'm going to assume he saw, or thought he saw, the defense deflect it. It did look like the angle of the pass changed a bit. That big orange paw doesn't help matters like this. |
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Peace |
Play #1: looked like the correct call at full speed. With multiple angles on replay, not so much
Play #2: Not sure if the official saw a defender touch it, but from what I can tell in the video, it looks like a missed back court violation. |
#1) I have a B22 tripping W32 for a common foul
#2) He missed a violation. Either a kicked ball (and he points at B22's foot) or a BC violation. |
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On first play, I see why he called what he called. When he watches the replays, that official might want that FF1 back. |
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As for the foul, I could go either way. I'd probably have common but I couldn't disagree with FF1. |
Play 1: Offensive foul
Play 2: back court violation |
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