We were violated by the refs . Wasn’t that the front end of a one and one?
No that’s a violation
I’m sure about the violation on the shooter and I’m pretty sure the other players can actually go in after he releases the ball. In some states at the high school level nobody can engage until the ball hits the rimAre you sure, I would like to see someone paste that rule in this thread.
I’m sure about the violation on the shooter and I’m pretty sure the other players can actually go in after he releases the ball. In some states at the high school level nobody can engage until the ball hits the rim
And perimeter players can’t enter the 3 point line until the release or the ball hits the rim? That rule gets a little hazy because they rarely enforce it.That is what I thought, the earlier poster seemed to say nobody could enter the lane until the ball hits the rim. but I thought rebounders on the lane could step in on release, any other player not on the lane has to stay behind the free throw line but I think they can cross the free throw line at ball release but the shooter cant .
Referees seemed determined to give the Hawkeyes the Shaft.....
This from Hawkeye Sports:
The Hawkeyes had it to within two, trailing 73-71 with 12 seconds remaining when junior Nicholas Baer appeared to strip Tony Carr cleanly in Iowa's full-court press. Baer was whistled for the foul and Carr hit both free throws to push the lead to four. Penn State made all four down the stretch to claim the four-point win.
Rewatched the game on BTN and was confounded by how the referees simply gave the game to Penn S'tate. In the last 12 seconds of the game, down by 2, we applied full-court pressure and stole the ball cleanly without even a touch. BlindAss zebras refused to believe their eyes and called the foul on Baer. We had three players around the ball on the sideline 20 feet from the basket, only one Penn State player who had been picked clean. It could, very well, have led to the tying basket. Foul called and they shot two free throws. Game Over....
One of the referees certainly appeared to the the Ghost of Williams Arena Past.....
Can a free throw shooter step on or over the line before the ball hits the rim? (FTR, I know the answer.)
Didn't get to see the game this weekend. A thought or two on the pic.
1. Officials are human and make mistakes.
2. That is horrible. If it was in the first half it's a non issue. The timing of the obvious missed call is sucks.
3. Yikes