Bradley fans lost their stuff yesterday when Hannah finally got called for a couple.
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Almost half the posts in game are about refs. Make shots and it doesn’t matter. Make the FTs and it doesn’t matter. It was probably a blessing they didn’t shoot more FTs.I don’t think anyone on here believe any of the games are “fixed” against State. It’s pretty simple, we’re ISU fans and we’re gonna call it out in the heat of the moment when Jabo gets smashed twice on one trip.
Jason also pointed out how many times Hannah from BU set his wide stance picks and went uncalled a couple weeks ago. Fast forward to last night and he got called for it at least twice against Drake.
It’s really odd after all these years people think there’s not going to be complaining about the stripes.
But are you telling people what to post? Again, it’s fans in the heat of the moment. What’s the difference in someone posting: “Blank needs to start driving and not settle” vs. “Start calling and moving screens…we’re getting hacked in the lane.”Almost half the posts in game are about refs. Make shots and it doesn’t matter. Make the FTs and it doesn’t matter. It was probably a blessing they didn’t shoot more FTs.
Please show me where I said “don’t complain about the refs”.But are you telling people what to post? Again, it’s fans in the heat of the moment. What’s the difference in someone posting: “Blank needs to start driving and not settle” vs. “Start calling and moving screens…we’re getting hacked in the lane.”
Got to a live game and fans every where yell about calls. I just don’t get why people are coming on a message board saying don’t complain about refs. It’s basketball at all levels…
I didn’t quote you….and I asked a question. Pretty much people can discuss what players are doing and what officials are doing in the heat of a game…what else are you to post about? It’s conversation..Please show me where I said “don’t complain about the refs”.
We moved up 2 spots to #20 in the NET.Our KenPom ranking dropped 2 spots with the win, and I’m curious what it’ll do to our NET.
Complain away. It will eventually make a difference and brings so much to game day discussions.But are you telling people what to post? Again, it’s fans in the heat of the moment. What’s the difference in someone posting: “Blank needs to start driving and not settle” vs. “Start calling and moving screens…we’re getting hacked in the lane.”
Got to a live game and fans every where yell about calls. I just don’t get why people are coming on a message board saying don’t complain about refs. It’s basketball at all levels…
My fellow Sycamore, NOTHING we post on here will make a difference to what happens on the court during a game. LOL.Complain away. It will eventually make a difference and brings so much to game day discussions.
I know this. Like I said, just complain about officials in every game. I will chime in to keep the conversation going against the calls and we won’t worry about bad passes and missed shots.My fellow Sycamore, NOTHING we post on here will make a difference to what happens on the court during a game. LOL.
Section 35. Screen
Art. 1. A legal screen is action by any player, offensive or defensive, with or without the ball, which, without causing contact, delays or prevents an opponent from reaching a desired position.
Art. 2. In establishing and maintaining legal screening tactics, the screener shall:
a. Stay within his vertical plane with a stance in which the inside of the screener's feet is no wider than shoulder width apart. The screener shall not lean into the path of an opponent or extend hips into that path, even though the feet are stationary.
b. Not be required to face in any particular direction at any time.
c. Be inbounds.
Art. 3. A player shall not:
a. Cause contact by setting a screen outside the visual field of a stationary opponent that does not allow this opponent a normal step to move.
b. Make contact with the opponent when setting a screen within the visual field of that opponent.
c. Take a position so close to a moving opponent that this opponent cannot avoid contact by stopping or changing direction.
Art. 4. No player, while moving, shall set a screen that causes contact and delays an opponent from reaching a desired position.
Art. 5. When opponents are moving in exactly the same path and direction (one behind the other) and the screener slows down or stops and contact results, the
trailing player shall be responsible for such contact.
Art. 6. No player shall use arm(s), hand(s), hip(s) or shoulder(s) to force through a screen or to hold or push the screener. When this type of contact occurs with the torso of the screener, the foul should be assessed against the defensive player even though the width of the screener's legs may exceed the legal limit. If the contact by the defender is with a screener's leg that is too wide by rule, the foul is on the screener.
Art. 7. Screeners shall not line up next to each other within 6 feet of a boundary line and parallel to it so that contact occurs.
a. Screeners shall be permitted to line up parallel to a boundary line and next to each other without locking arms or grasping each other, provided that the screen is set at least 6 feet from that boundary line.
Boom! Similar to Hannah pushing Robbie out on the in bounds play and Larry called for the foul in regulation against BU. Fans cheer for their teams and call out officiating. Yes, it goes both ways!For me it isn't even about missed calls, it's about calling the game per the rule book. For the last several years, the NCAA Rules Oversight Panel has made illegal screens a point of emphasis but they're still absolutely awful in our league and not officiated correctly. On most nights I'm usually 4 screening college hoops and both the Big Ten and MVC are just illegal screen heaven and the officials just completely turn a blind eye to them.
The actual rule:
In the exhibit I posted last night where Ju almost lost his shit, not only did Benson violate Article 2A but he also violated Article 4. He is significantly wider by the time his foot is planted in the 2nd frame (when he is already in violation for being farther than shoulder width apart) and he is moving into the screen as you can see the shadow of his foot off the ground in the first frame. What Ju got whistled for is Article 6 which cannot happen before the separate violations of the rule by Benson.
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This happened on the majority of the screens and when you realize how many easy points Mason got around the rim, uncalled violations start to add up because there is a mathematical compounding to everything that goes into that such as foul trouble where then we have to back away from defending properly, attacking the defensive glass, unfavorable switching, etc.
I'm not faulting Benson, Clay, or the Bears. If the refs make the correct calls the first 4 minutes of the game, the players will adjust and stop doing it. These guys aren't stupid... they will continue to use everything at their disposal to their advantage until the officials make the calls as they should. Likewise, if our guys are doing this shit, they should be whistled appropriately, too.
I've said my peace on this one. Onto Illinois State.
If I had to sit next to someone who spent as much time complaining about the officials as some people do on this board, I would never go to a game.I didn’t quote you….and I asked a question. Pretty much people can discuss what players are doing and what officials are doing in the heat of a game…what else are you to post about? It’s conversation..
The point is you can go to any game and listen to people yell about officiating…this is a message board where people are not at the game, they post about what they see…the game of basketball has been played a long time…maybe that will change when we get the robot refs.
I post on here like i would if we were sitting near each other or at a bar. I’m biased toward but i also ref basketball. I feel like other coaches in the conference get officiating to lean toward them. JS and GL before him don’t seem to get that lean. Robbie has a lot of questionable screens and they havent been afraid to call those although ive seen a couple per game they don’t call. Other teams have guys out there looking like Orlando Pace on a pass set or Marry Lou Retton doing the splits in a Floor routine during their screens and not getting called in the same game.