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The Waved Off And One Bucket
You decide.
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He was bumped and shot mid air after the bump. Should have counted!
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Yeah I'm pretty sure that's the right call after the heat of the moment has worn off.
Worster is fouled as he's going for the ball. Bang-bang play. Easily not one of the worst 3 calls tonight.
Worster is fouled as he's going for the ball. Bang-bang play. Easily not one of the worst 3 calls tonight.
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I dont know what you are looking at? You are saying he had enough time for a bang bang play to happen before he got the shot off? He had the ball for like .3 seconds?
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I thought it should have counted. But then again I thought Barcello traveled too.
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The reality is that the refs were bad the whole game. The Aggies had chance after chance to win the game and to put it in the hands of the refs was asking for trouble. But man I hope their is some consequences for this crew. That last stretch was just unaccptable. Had either of those last two calls been reviewed I think they would have both come out differently. But the Aggies should have won by 10.
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The reality is that the refs were bad the whole game. The Aggies had chance after chance to win the game and to put it in the hands of the refs was asking for trouble. But man I hope their is some consequences for this crew. That last stretch was just unaccptable. Had either of those last two calls been reviewed I think they would have both come out differently. But the Aggies should have won by 10.
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I guess I don't know the rules, but I thought that shooting during contact was key. He shoots after. Isn't that why the call was correct?
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I just noticed the BYU player who body checked him actually flopped and acted like he was fouled. Haven't seen so many flops since the last soccer game I watched.
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The Zoobies flopped on about 10 different occasions. And they got the calls too. Give credit where credit is due.
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Best floppers in the California high school league.
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I agree...so many missed opportunities, especially down the stretch.hickaggie wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 9:41 pmThe reality is that the refs were bad the whole game. The Aggies had chance after chance to win the game and to put it in the hands of the refs was asking for trouble. But man I hope their is some consequences for this crew. That last stretch was just unaccptable. Had either of those last two calls been reviewed I think they would have both come out differently. But the Aggies should have won by 10.
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It was the right call. He didn't start the act of shooting until after the contact. He wasn't going to shoot that until he felt the contact. I wanted it to count too, but it was the right call.
Also, I don't think Barcelo traveled, but he might have stepped out of bounds. Hard to tell.
I'm not saying the refs were great. They weren't. But it didn't cost us the game. Horrible shooting on the offensive end (especially from 3) did. When are we going to figure out how to shoot?
Also, I don't think Barcelo traveled, but he might have stepped out of bounds. Hard to tell.
I'm not saying the refs were great. They weren't. But it didn't cost us the game. Horrible shooting on the offensive end (especially from 3) did. When are we going to figure out how to shoot?
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Shooting is hard to get going during the season unfortunately. But I still think we win a lot of games and end up close to 20 games (if we play close to 30 games).Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:40 pmIt was the right call. He didn't start the act of shooting until after the contact. He wasn't going to shoot that until he felt the contact. I wanted it to count too, but it was the right call.
Also, I don't think Barcelo traveled, but he might have stepped out of bounds. Hard to tell.
I'm not saying the refs were great. They weren't. But it didn't cost us the game. Horrible shooting on the offensive end (especially from 3) did. When are we going to figure out how to shoot?
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My concern is that we have been a bad offensive team for 2 seasons now. Sam covered a lot of offensive warts, but even last year, almost every game we went on huge long scoring droughts of 3-8 minutes where we didn't score a point. And this year we don't have Sam to will us out of it.slcagg wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:44 pmShooting is hard to get going during the season unfortunately. But I still think we win a lot of games and end up close to 20 games (if we play close to 30 games).Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:40 pmIt was the right call. He didn't start the act of shooting until after the contact. He wasn't going to shoot that until he felt the contact. I wanted it to count too, but it was the right call.
Also, I don't think Barcelo traveled, but he might have stepped out of bounds. Hard to tell.
I'm not saying the refs were great. They weren't. But it didn't cost us the game. Horrible shooting on the offensive end (especially from 3) did. When are we going to figure out how to shoot?
I think Worster or Anthony can eventually be the guy that can just go get a bucket when we desperately need it, but so far they haven't settled into that role. We have a very young team.
And surely some of these guys can shoot, right? I mean, they had to have made a bunch of 3s in high school. That is all anyone shoots anymore.
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I do think Steven ashworth is going to end up being a very good shooter for us in the future. And I think Rollie will as well.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:49 pmMy concern is that we have been a bad offensive team for 2 seasons now. Sam covered a lot of offensive warts, but even last year, almost every game we went on huge long scoring droughts of 3-8 minutes where we didn't score a point. And this year we don't have Sam to will us out of it.slcagg wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:44 pmShooting is hard to get going during the season unfortunately. But I still think we win a lot of games and end up close to 20 games (if we play close to 30 games).Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:40 pmIt was the right call. He didn't start the act of shooting until after the contact. He wasn't going to shoot that until he felt the contact. I wanted it to count too, but it was the right call.
Also, I don't think Barcelo traveled, but he might have stepped out of bounds. Hard to tell.
I'm not saying the refs were great. They weren't. But it didn't cost us the game. Horrible shooting on the offensive end (especially from 3) did. When are we going to figure out how to shoot?
I think Worster or Anthony can eventually be the guy that can just go get a bucket when we desperately need it, but so far they haven't settled into that role. We have a very young team.
And surely some of these guys can shoot, right? I mean, they had to have made a bunch of 3s in high school. That is all anyone shoots anymore.
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Do you think we could ever play ashworth with Rollie and Anthony? Brock and bairstow are fine but they don’t do a whole lot for us.
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I know we struggled to score, and intimately that’s why we lost.
However, I only got to watch the second half, but there were many calls where one ref called it one way and the another called it the other way, and every one of those went BYU’s way. I thought the majority of 50/50 plays were supposed to go to the home team, but it sure didn’t seem that way tonight.
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However, I only got to watch the second half, but there were many calls where one ref called it one way and the another called it the other way, and every one of those went BYU’s way. I thought the majority of 50/50 plays were supposed to go to the home team, but it sure didn’t seem that way tonight.
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Continuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the ref has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
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We get that to you refs are gods that should be worshiped.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:02 pmContinuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the red has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
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Do you watch much NBA? That most certainly would have been an And-1 in the NBA. Depending on the player he could have taken a step toward the basket and then shot and it would have been an And-1.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:02 pmContinuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the ref has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
You're probably right about the NCAA rules though.
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Uh, ok?SLB wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:04 pmWe get that to you refs are gods that should be worshiped.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:02 pmContinuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the red has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
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I watch a ton of NBA. I don't think Worster was going to shoot until after he felt the contact. He wasn't gathering to shoot and didn't start the "gather" until after contact. That is what continuation is in the NBA. It is dependent upon the "gathering" action.3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:06 pmDo you watch much NBA? That most certainly would have been an And-1 in the NBA. Depending on the player he could have taken a step toward the basket and then shot and it would have been an And-1.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:02 pmContinuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the ref has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
You're probably right about the NCAA rules though.
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Maybe that's what the rule book says, but there is not a single NBA ref who wouldn't have called that shot good. Imagine James Harden making an identical shot - that bucket counts 100 times out of 100.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:12 pmI watch a ton of NBA. I don't think Worster was going to shoot until after he felt the contact. He wasn't gathering to shoot. That is what continuation is in the NBA.3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:06 pmDo you watch much NBA? That most certainly would have been an And-1 in the NBA. Depending on the player he could have taken a step toward the basket and then shot and it would have been an And-1.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:02 pmContinuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the ref has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
You're probably right about the NCAA rules though.
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Sneelock - I think we have all seen plenty of continuation calls in NCAA. Let’s be honest. If this is a big name team star or all conference player they get the call.
Also I think Rollie being a freshman played a part in the double T as well.
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Also I think Rollie being a freshman played a part in the double T as well.
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I have seen many college games with continuation as a thing, and everyone knows that. We had a slow whistle with a shot of the same motion of the contact which should be and 1.3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:15 pmMaybe that's what the rule book says, but there is not a single NBA ref who wouldn't have called that shot good. Imagine James Harden making an identical shot - that bucket counts 100 times out of 100.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:12 pmI watch a ton of NBA. I don't think Worster was going to shoot until after he felt the contact. He wasn't gathering to shoot. That is what continuation is in the NBA.3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:06 pmDo you watch much NBA? That most certainly would have been an And-1 in the NBA. Depending on the player he could have taken a step toward the basket and then shot and it would have been an And-1.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:02 pmContinuation is not a thing in college. Only the NBA. I actually don't even think that would have been an and-1 in the NBA. It happens all the time when the offensive player feels contact and throws the ball up. In the NBA, the ref has some discretion regarding whether the player was gathering to shoot. In that case they can count the basket. In college the ref doesn't have that discretion. Unless the offensive player is in the actual act of shooting at the time the contact is made, it is on the floor. It was the correct call.
You're probably right about the NCAA rules though.
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I guess we'll have to agree to disagree then. In my view, it was the right call, and though we can never know if it would have been called differently in a different universe with different teams and players, in my view, if it had been, it would have been the wrong call.SpectrumMagic wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:16 pmSneelock - I think we have all seen plenty of continuation calls in NCAA. Let’s be honest. If this is a big name team star or all conference player they get the call.
Also I think Rollie being a freshman played a part in the double T as well.
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One thing we can agree on is the ridiculous flop from #20
BYU must spend time in practice perfecting the flop, only at soccer games and Houston rocket games do guys go flying and do pirouettes from minimal contact.
BYU must spend time in practice perfecting the flop, only at soccer games and Houston rocket games do guys go flying and do pirouettes from minimal contact.
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I hate it and it's dishonest, but it's a good strategy. College refs aren't good enough to avoid being sucked in. You'll get that call far, far more than you'll ever be ignored.SpectrumMagic wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:33 pmOne thing we can agree on is the ridiculous flop from #20
BYU must spend time in practice perfecting the flop, only at soccer games and Houston rocket games do guys go flying and do pirouettes from minimal contact.
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Flopping is a stain on the game. That said, Sam Merrill, as much as I love him, was one of the worst I have ever seen.3rdGenAggie wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:37 pmI hate it and it's dishonest, but it's a good strategy. College refs aren't good enough to avoid being sucked in. You'll get that call far, far more than you'll ever be ignored.SpectrumMagic wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 11:33 pmOne thing we can agree on is the ridiculous flop from #20
BYU must spend time in practice perfecting the flop, only at soccer games and Houston rocket games do guys go flying and do pirouettes from minimal contact.
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James Harden would have gotten that call.Mr. Sneelock wrote: ↑December 5th, 2020, 10:40 pmIt was the right call. He didn't start the act of shooting until after the contact. He wasn't going to shoot that until he felt the contact. I wanted it to count too, but it was the right call.
(edit: I now see I’m not the first to make this observation! )
I’ll say this, not a lot of freshman could make the waved-off basket and make it almost look like it should have counted. Most players don’t perfect that until they get to the next level. Worster has some good basketball instincts, and I’m going to enjoy seeing him start for the Aggies for the next five years.
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