Block/Charge video

johnny d

Jrut, I agree, C needs to stay engaged and can get this if he has to. I just think L will have better look and should have first crack.

Camron Rust

I'm really surprised there is any discussion on this one. It seems like a obvious charge to me.

JetMetFan

johnny d wrote
Jetmet, I will have to disagree with you as to what happens in the ideal world. Your world view is consistent with working NCAA-W basketball, mine is from the NCAA-M viewpoint. Two different worlds, two different philosophies.

From a college standpoint yes, there are two different philosophies. This was a h.s. game and that's where I'm coming from.

Regarding the C and transition plays the NFHS manual says the C is "(r)esponsible if the ball goes to the basket on (their) side." (Sec. 3-3-5-C3)

Raymond

JetMetFan wrote
From a college standpoint yes, there are two different philosophies. This was a h.s. game and that's where I'm coming from.

Regarding the C and transition plays the NFHS manual says the C is "(r)esponsible if the ball goes to the basket on (their) side." (Sec. 3-3-5-C3)

So who should be looking for contact up top? This is a high school game on national TV which tells me there is above the rim action possible. If the C (even if he is in position) is looking for secondary defenders then who is watching for possible fouls at the rim?

JetMetFan

BadNewsRef wrote
So who should be looking for contact up top? This is a high school game on national TV which tells me there is above the rim action possible. If the C (even if he is in position) is looking for secondary defenders then who is watching for possible fouls at the rim?

I would think it's the T's job. C for this play has primary and L has secondary meaning they're going to be focused below the rim at the moment of contact.

OKREF

This doesn't even look debatable to me. I think it's an obvious PC. In my opinion.

Raymond

JetMetFan wrote
I would think it's the T's job. C for this play has primary and L has secondary meaning they're going to be focused below the rim at the moment of contact.

No way is it the Ts job. So basically you are saying all 3 officials should be focused on A1. The Slot is responsible for everything involving A1 vs B1 on this play including any contact up high.

The Lead is properly taking first crack on the secondary defender.

JetMetFan

BadNewsRef wrote
No way is it the Ts job. So basically you are saying all 3 officials should be focused on A1. The Slot is responsible for everything involving A1 vs B1 on this play including any contact up high.

The Lead is properly taking first crack on the secondary defender.

We may be going on two different meanings of "up top" in this play. I commented thinking "up top" meant rebounding after the fact. If it's contact up high in the initial - or even secondary - matchup itself I'd expect to be aware of it if I was the C.

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