Michigan State vs. Duke

[constable]

no call on the trip. I like the 2nd call.

[abcdefg]

Both fouls went against the same player upping him to four in the game. Unfortunate.

[APG]

I do think the defender trips the offensive player in the first clip...I would expect that to be called 9/10 times.

Second play...appears to be a clean strip. I have no problem with the slot making the call...he has the open look at the play. I wouldn't consider this a reach for him to call.

[abcdefg]

Originally Posted by APG

I do think the defender trips the offensive player in the first clip...I would expect that to be called 9/10 times.

Second play...appears to be a clean strip. I have no problem with the slot making the call...he has the open look at the play. I wouldn't consider this a reach for him to call.

I think it's hard to say he tripped him when the offensive player stepped on his foot which was on the ground.

[MechanicGuy]

Originally Posted by abcdefg

Both fouls went against the same player upping him to four in the game. Unfortunate.

Sure, but he either shouldn't have been in the game...or more aptly, shouldn't have taken a swipe from the side of a driving player.

[walt]

I can see why the L called the trip but I don't like it. From the L's angle it probably looked like a trip caused by the defender's left leg. However, to me, the C has the whole play and obviously passed based upon his angle. It is a slight curl but more to the C than the L. Again to me, the L has to lay off that one.

The 2nd one is a foul. Looked like a chop across the wrist with the C having the best open look. The T is looking at back of the defender.