ACC Discussion

[ESPNjacket]

Someone who knows the rules better than me tell me whether you can use replay to call whether someone is inside the arc or not? didn't think it was like who knocked the ball out of bounds but who knows.

See #26 of the link below. They can review the arc in the last two minutes of the second half or last two minutes of overtime. As of last year.

https://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/2017MBB_2017_Rules_Change_Chart_20171005.pdf

 

[YlJacket]

sucks for LV

 

[ESPNjacket]

sucks for LV

Their panic on offense did too. Much worse.

 

[Deleted member 2897]

Louisville / Duke was an instant classic. 2 of the biggest cheating programs in college basketball, going toe to toe.

 

[jeffgt14]

Someone who knows the rules better than me tell me whether you can use replay to call whether someone is inside the arc or not? didn't think it was like who knocked the ball out of bounds but who knows.

It was the right call and correctly reviewed but that was a charge 4 years ago. Just another example of my laundry list of complaints about just how f'ing stupid it is to have a 4 foot restricted area. ZERO reason for the NCAA to have ever done that BS. Reddish was completely out of control and that was a great defensive play that that ended in Reddish being gifted 2 FT's because of a ****ty rule. Certainly Louisville can only blame themselves for that collapse and it was highly unlikely they would've even scored the winning basket at the rate they were going but damn it I hate that extended arc.

 

[YlJacket]

I actually consider it the Duke rule as Dukies were trying to take charges/flops underneath the basket and getting the calls. That really pissed me off - bear with me - more than defining an arc and getting pissy about whether a heel was up and off the line or down and on the line. No perfect solutions but it is probably a step in the right direction to make sure it is a defensive play of sorts and not simply a trap under the net.

 

[ESPNjacket]

I actually consider it the Duke rule as Dukies were trying to take charges/flops underneath the basket and getting the calls. That really pissed me off - bear with me - more than defining an arc and getting pissy about whether a heel was up and off the line or down and on the line. No perfect solutions but it is probably a step in the right direction to make sure it is a defensive play of sorts and not simply a trap under the net.

Amen.

 

[jeffgt14]

My memory was the "Duke Rule" as you call it was the reason they painted a specific arc of 3' to begin with whereas before it was a judgement call. I didn't think extending it to 4' had anything to do with Duke.

 

[YlJacket]

My bad - thought your comment was the circle itself not the move to 4 feet.

 

[Peacone36]

I actually consider it the Duke rule as Dukies were trying to take charges/flops underneath the basket and getting the calls. That really pissed me off - bear with me - more than defining an arc and getting pissy about whether a heel was up and off the line or down and on the line. No perfect solutions but it is probably a step in the right direction to make sure it is a defensive play of sorts and not simply a trap under the net.

Shane MFing Battier

 

[whitegoldsphinx]

Shane MFing Battier

Also sucked as a Hawk. Don't get those calls in the NBA. The shape of his head reminded me of Prunehead from **** Tracy.

 

[GTHomer]

Also sucked as a Hawk. Don't get those calls in the NBA. The shape of his head reminded me of Prunehead from **** Tracy.

Shane Battier never played for the Hawks. Some wanted to draft him and the Hawks probably got cold feet after the experience with Roshown McLeod.

 

[whitegoldsphinx]

Shane Battier never played for the Hawks. Some wanted to draft him and the Hawks probably got cold feet after the experience with Roshown McLeod.

Geez, I thought he had a cup of coffee with the Hawks, but apparently not. I blame Sheldon Williams, who sucked a hundred times worse.

 

[lauraee]

Was really hoping cuse would give state another loss....

 

[lauraee]

 

[g0lftime]

Just had a NCSU player from Warner Robbins arrested in Raleigh yesterday. Had transferred in from FIU. Think it was assault.

 

[MiracleWhips]

Eric Lockett also just got charged with assault on a female.

 

[Peacone36]

Just had a NCSU player from Warner Robbins arrested in Raleigh yesterday. Had transferred in from FIU. Think it was assault.

Eric Lockett was arrested this morning. His gf wants to drop charges.

Blake Harris also missed yesterday’s game. Bad things in Raleigh today

 

[AE 87]

For those who saw my embargoed post, it was obviously intended as tongue in cheek. Smdh

 

[lauraee]