🔍 Court Calls Examined: 5 Play Friday Officiating Clinic 🏀

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Welcome back, fellow referees, to another exciting episode of "5 Play Friday" on "A Better Official"! In this week's episode of "5 Play Friday" we dissect intriguing plays that challenge and enlighten basketball officials at the high school level. We present a series of scenarios designed to refine understanding and application of the NFHS rules: 📚 🏀📣💪
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00:00 - Intro 🌟
We kick off the show with our signature intro, setting the stage for an evening of insightful officiating discussions.
00:13 - Show Start 🚀
The whistle blows, and "Friday Night Whistle" is officially underway! Get ready for a rollercoaster of basketball scenarios.
00:30 - 1️⃣ Play 1 - Initial Challenge 🧐 - Pass and Crash No-Call: We present a contentious pass and crash with a no-call for your initial judgment. Share your call in the comments and await our detailed breakdown at the episode's conclusion.
01:40 - 2️⃣ Play 2 - Lane Dynamics 🏀 - Block or Charge: Examine a lane encounter to critique the positioning and decision-making skills of a three-person crew. This play offers a masterclass in the fundamentals of officiating.
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06:28 - 3️⃣ Play 3 - 🌪️ Long-Distance Call on Transition: A transition play escalates in front of the center official, but the trail official makes the call from afar. Explore the principles of coverage and positioning as we dissect this controversial decision.
10:06 - 4️⃣ Play 4 - 📚 Free Throw Complexities: A defender violates and fouls during a free throw, with a missed shot adding to the complexity. We unravel the sequence and review the correct procedural response in such intricate scenarios.
14:11 - 5️⃣ Play 5 - 🕰️ Shot Clock Decision Making: A close call on the shot clock presents a test of judgment for the crew. We scrutinize the play to evaluate the decision made under the ticking pressure of the clock.
17:47 - ▶️ Play 1 Review - 🔄 Analysis and Verdict: Returning to our opening scenario, we break down the pass and crash play in detail. With insights from the episode and viewer comments, we examine whether the defender established legal position and if the no-call stood up to scrutiny.
23:15 - 🎉 Bonus Play - an exhilarating display of athleticism, as a player performs an impromptu gymnastic move post-foul, capturing the awe of all present in the gym.
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@BetterOfficials 7 месяцев назад

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@tomlehman6701 7 месяцев назад

Bonus play - I want to use that move when I call an "and 1". I can just see me count the basket and follow through with that flip move!

@MaydayAggro 7 месяцев назад

I am not sure why Play 1 would not be a foul on the OFFENSE. The offensive player (OP) initiated contact with and ended up in the space legally occupied by a defensive player (DP) who had LGP. How is he not legal? DP had both feet on the floor and was facing OP long before OP started his drive and DP moved very little to maintain that position. When OP's right foot is on the free throw line, DP is directly between OP and the basket. Furthermore, NFHS does not discriminate between primary and secondary defenders. He is merely required to obtain LGP before the player is airborne, which he did.

@dougelledge5222 6 месяцев назад

Violates the lane before the freethrow hits the rim? What state follows this rule?

@tomlehman6701 7 месяцев назад

Play #1 - good no call, you would only punish the offense by taking away an easy bucket if you called a block.

@gabrielshabazz5814 7 месяцев назад

Do you think you can talk about the new 4 spot out of bounds rule?

@TheBrittster44 7 месяцев назад

New official here. At 5:00 maybe I’m missing something but idk how this is a block even with the embellishment by the defender. Are we saying that defender is moving forward at the moment of contact? Otherwise he’s allowed to move backward/laterally to maintain his LGP and still take a PC right?

@tomlehman6701 7 месяцев назад

You didn't miss anything, that's a PC 10 times out of 10.

@MarkSkolnickrainbow3 7 месяцев назад

Two feet on the floor, facing the opponent, able to move laterally, obliquely or backwards. I believe the defender checked all those boxes.

@OpaTheOpenminded 7 месяцев назад

I too have this as a player control foul. Two feet on court and torso facing opponent = Legal Guarding Position OBTAINED Moves laterally = Legal Guarding Position MAINTAINED Ball handler does not get head & shoulders past opponent NOR does he become airborne (this latter portion only being relevant on this play in the defender continued moving into the path AFTER the player became airborne) = burden of illegal contact is on the ballhandler. Even with embellishment, there is still illegal contact by the ballhandler and that embellishment can be ignored.