UGA/Bama Incidental Contact/Technical Foul (Video)

[JRutledge]

#1: No call. Blocks the ball and jumps backwards.

#2: PC Foul all the way.

#3: I have more of a travel. I think he falls more on his own. I do not like how far the T had to come the official was to make that call.

Peace

[zm1283]

1. Foul

2. TC foul

3. I would never come in like he did and would let my partner live and die with that play right in front of him. I also don't work in the SEC, so they can do things this way if the supervisor is okay with it. There are times to go catch a big fish in someone else's pond, I have a hard time thinking this is one of those times.

[La Rikardo]

I'm fine with #1 being a foul, but if this is called, it should be a common foul, no? The shooter did not release the ball on the try before he lost control of the ball, so he's not an airborne shooter.

[Sharpshooternes]

#3 So the rules say that as long as you keep your pivot foot in college and go to the ground with a knee or both knees or forearm, this is not a travel? If so, I learned something today.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

#3 So the rules say that as long as you keep your pivot foot in college and go to the ground with a knee or both knees or forearm, this is not a travel? If so, I learned something today.

I think we had a discussion on exactly this point within the past couple of weeks.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Sharpshooternes

#3 So the rules say that as long as you keep your pivot foot in college and go to the ground with a knee or both knees or forearm, this is not a travel? If so, I learned something today.

Yes, sn important difference from the FED rules.