(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  well done WSU. I'd like to see UConn take as many L's as possible on their AAC farewell tour

I figured it out. It wasnt enough to just beat them and be done with it.

Had to give them a glimmer of hope and then REALLY twist the knife and push it deeper. For maximum pain.

It was our parting gift. Lmao

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

Throwing yourself in front of someone in the air is not a charge

(01-12-2020 03:29 PM)DowdyPirate Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

Throwing yourself in front of someone in the air is not a charge

He was out of control... Charge

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(01-12-2020 03:21 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  Now if I can get a Texans win I will be pretty happy today. Lmao

Good start for them!

You shut your mouth.

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

This is a fact. The "standing still" rule changed a few years ago

lol. You have to be in legal guarding position for your whole “not have to be standing still” to apply here. That was an obvious block. You can’t slide into someone after he leaves the floor. Be better than this, bro.

(01-12-2020 03:43 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

This is a fact. The "standing still" rule changed a few years ago

lol. You have to be in legal guarding position for your whole “not have to be standing still” to apply here. That was an obvious block. You can’t slide into someone after he leaves the floor. Be better than this, bro.

He didn't slide. Leaned yes, but slid. Definitely a 50/50 call. One of the few that went WSUs way

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(01-12-2020 03:48 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:43 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

This is a fact. The "standing still" rule changed a few years ago

lol. You have to be in legal guarding position for your whole “not have to be standing still” to apply here. That was an obvious block. You can’t slide into someone after he leaves the floor. Be better than this, bro.

He didn't slide. Leaned yes, but slid. Definitely a 50/50 call. One of the few that went WSUs way

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It was an awful call but the kind of awful call officials make all the time. They are terrible at calling the charge/ block. Honestly I think that play is sadly called a charge more often than a block.

(01-12-2020 03:48 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:43 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

This is a fact. The "standing still" rule changed a few years ago

lol. You have to be in legal guarding position for your whole “not have to be standing still” to apply here. That was an obvious block. You can’t slide into someone after he leaves the floor. Be better than this, bro.

He didn't slide. Leaned yes, but slid. Definitely a 50/50 call. One of the few that went WSUs way

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Lol. Okay. Leaned. After Gilbert left the floor. Pretty textbook block call. Not close to a 50/50 call.

(01-12-2020 03:54 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:48 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:43 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

This is a fact. The "standing still" rule changed a few years ago

lol. You have to be in legal guarding position for your whole “not have to be standing still” to apply here. That was an obvious block. You can’t slide into someone after he leaves the floor. Be better than this, bro.

He didn't slide. Leaned yes, but slid. Definitely a 50/50 call. One of the few that went WSUs way

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Lol. Okay. Leaned. After Gilbert left the floor. Pretty textbook block call. Not close to a 50/50 call.

It's literally the poster child for a 50/50 call

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(01-12-2020 03:54 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:54 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:48 PM)Stickboy46 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:43 PM)Joprior23 Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)shockerfan1313 Wrote:  This is a fact. The "standing still" rule changed a few years ago

lol. You have to be in legal guarding position for your whole “not have to be standing still” to apply here. That was an obvious block. You can’t slide into someone after he leaves the floor. Be better than this, bro.

He didn't slide. Leaned yes, but slid. Definitely a 50/50 call. One of the few that went WSUs way

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Lol. Okay. Leaned. After Gilbert left the floor. Pretty textbook block call. Not close to a 50/50 call.

It's literally the poster child for a 50/50 call

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It’s not. You cannot be “leaning” into someone after they left the floor. Not sure why this is such a difficult concept to grasp.

(01-12-2020 03:23 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  well done WSU. I'd like to see UConn take as many L's as possible on their AAC farewell tour

AGREED

Why is Dick Vitale calling a Memphis USF game lol?

Free throw attempts were 42-24 in favor of UCONN. Clearly the refs had it out for the Huskies.

(01-12-2020 04:05 PM)JFlight21 Wrote:  Why is Dick Vitale calling a Memphis USF game lol?

few games on today

he's given us hype tho

(01-12-2020 04:05 PM)JFlight21 Wrote:  Why is Dick Vitale calling a Memphis USF game lol?

Diaper Dandy Precious. That's why

(01-12-2020 04:05 PM)JFlight21 Wrote:  Why is Dick Vitale calling a Memphis USF game lol?

update this was supposed to be the return of wiseman

(01-12-2020 03:29 PM)DowdyPirate Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

Throwing yourself in front of someone in the air is not a charge

He did not throw himself.

Watch the replay. Udeze covered his nuts, slid to his right and established position on the floor before Gilbert made contact. As a coach this play is why you stress control to your guards, once you leave the ground you have no control and limited time to make decisions. You can not have a right to a space you did not occupy first.

Again this isn't really a new rule, it a new interpretation and a point of emphasis so it's more obvious to fans, especially older ones who have watched basketball by the old standard. This is the correct call, it will be called this way from now on, just as the rolling block call from a pick and roll will be called an illegal screen. This evens it out for the creation of the restricted area under the basket and the emphasis on calling hand checking. It opens the game up.

usf's lack of support really baffles me.... i get bandwagon nature, that some of our schools have extreme bandwagon like smu

usf dont even show even if usf is good...iln either sport.. they have insanely huge enrollment.. im not talking today specifically just in general

(01-12-2020 04:18 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:29 PM)DowdyPirate Wrote:  

(01-12-2020 03:20 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  Ah I see the old school coaches who use the old incorrect standard influenced some people here.

As has been stated many times, you do not have to be standing still to get a charge. Nor are you required to make space for someone to land. If the offensive player is out of control (definitely true for this call) and makes a bad decision he is not bailed out because the defensive player wasn't a statue. Every player has a right to the space on the court. A foul is when someone makes physical contact for an advantage. Gilbert knocked down a defender in proper position who was first to the spot on the floor by initiating contanct.

That is a charge, all day, every day, it is a point of emphasis this year and the refs are calling it correctly for the first time in decades. The possesion of the ball does not change the fundamental rules. Contact to gain advantage is a foul.

Throwing yourself in front of someone in the air is not a charge

He did not throw himself.

Watch the replay. Udeze covered his nuts, slid to his right and established position on the floor before Gilbert made contact. As a coach this play is why you stress control to your guards, once you leave the ground you have no control and limited time to make decisions. You can not have a right to a space you did not occupy first.

Again this isn't really a new rule, it a new interpretation and a point of emphasis so it's more obvious to fans, especially older ones who have watched basketball by the old standard. This is the correct call, it will be called this way from now on, just as the rolling block call from a pick and roll will be called an illegal screen. This evens it out for the creation of the restricted area under the basket and the emphasis on calling hand checking. It opens the game up.

Lol. Oh boy. He was still leaning. Never established. Just stop.