Okc @ Mem late play (Video)

[kstiles99]

Could someone please post the video of the foul called on Memphis at 15.2 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter of the thunder-grizzlies game? I didn't see it real well and wanted to hear your opinions on the foul. It looked like Westbrook just pushed off and fell himself, but wanted to have another look and hear opinions on if it was correct. Thank you guys!!!!

[justacoach]

If you can wait til this afternoon, this play should show up on http://official.nba.com/nba-officiat...-april-3-2015/
complete with video.
There is also history of prior calls in last two minutes dating back to its inception last month.

[APG]

https://youtu.be/MZ4g-XXHSC8

[abcdefg]

I see the NBA has that classified as a correct call. Would the call be the same for NCAA or NFHS?

Do you feel this is a correct call here? It looks to me that the offensive player reached out to create contact and lost his balance in the process. It seems to me like the correct call should be a travel.

[ODog]

Originally Posted by abcdefg

it looks to me that the offensive player reached out to create contact and lost his balance in the process. It seems to me like the correct call should be a travel.

+1

[Mark Padgett]

Does anyone know what hand signal the official gave for the foul? A push? A block?

[MechanicGuy]

Originally Posted by abcdefg

I see the NBA has that classified as a correct call. Would the call be the same for NCAA or NFHS?

Do you feel this is a correct call here? It looks to me that the offensive player reached out to create contact and lost his balance in the process. It seems to me like the correct call should be a travel.

The defender certainly isn't in LGP, but he doesn't really cause any contact either. May not have anything in NFHS.

It's also not a travel in the NBA. I believe going the floor is legal in the association.