UConn/Florida video requests

[Raymond]

8:32 of first half crew misses an obvious B/C violation by UConn, and possession ends in 3-pointer.

Then at the 7:34 on UConn's next possession, UConn commits an obvious palming violation which allows player to make a move to the basket for a lay-up.

[JetMetFan]

Here are the plays...

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

8:32 of first half crew misses an obvious B/C violation by UConn

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Then at the 7:34 on UConn's next possession, UConn commits an obvious palming violation which allows player to make a move to the basket for a lay-up.

[OKREF]

I thought it was a BC live. As for the palming, I don't see it real clear. Don't know if I would call that or not. I tend to lean towards no.

[JRutledge]

Play #1: Obvious miss. It should have been called by the C. He had the best look.

Play #2: I cannot see anything there. The ball does not appear to be "more than an handshake" for me to even think about calling this. It is also hard to tell if the ball comes to rest as well.

Peace

[bballref3966]

The missed backcourt was clear.

I didn't see the dribbler come anywhere close to letting the ball come to rest in his hand.

[dahoopref]

Play 2: With latest scrutiny to get the block/charge right, the new L should be officiating the defense to observe if initial guarding position is established. The palming violation in question happens so quickly that I could understand if it was missed.

I know this, if the L called the palming violation, an observer in the conference I work would ask, "If you're looking out there (the offensive player), how can you judge if the defender was in LGP?"