Under cutting?

[VrefA]

a good question for those much more senior than I (Rookie here).

2 man crew:

A1 attempts and misses lay-up. B1 trips over own feet and falls to the left of the paint. A2 jumps, obtains rebound, lands, and then jumps to attempt shot. A2 drifts away from the shot and lands on B1, who is still laying in the same position from when she fell.

My call: No foul. B1 was in that position before A2 jumped to put the shot back.

Any other opinions/advice?

[JeffM]

I don't know how much contact there was, but I would probably call a block on the player who is on the floor not in LGP.

[just another ref]

NFHS rules this is not a foul.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by just another ref

NFHS rules this is not a foul.

Because of this?

Every player is entitled to a spot on the playing court, provided the
player gets there first without illegally contacting an opponent.

[Raymond]

NCAA-Men's it would be a foul, HS it is not.

I own this rule because the first ever NCAA game I ever officiated I called a travel on A1 for falling over a prone player. That's when I learned there was a rules difference.




PS: Fed-Ex?????

[VrefA]

Fair. But can you give me a general idea of where to look NCAA - M? I don't disagree, just trying to learn!