If a player is being grabbed what are they supposed to do? I mean the whole freedom of movement is a joke!
any contact above the shoulders is reveiwable any time. still didnt like the call.Yup Terry the dipSH!T is at it again.
The guy had to walk over to the other officials 2-3 times to ask questions because he didn't know.
After a FT is shot, the play should not be able to be reviewed.
so when does any time end? can they go back 5 minutes later and give em 2 extra free throws?any contact above the shoulders is reveiwable any time. still didnt like the call.
Rule is bad. If you inadvertently make contact above the shoulders as you try to free yourself from a blatant hold, you should not be punished. Especially if you are a "clean" player in that you don't have a history of "grey area" contacts above the shoulder.Ought to be flagrant to hold like that DB for wisconsin...serves him right he missed one of the FT. It is the flagrant grabbing, flopping, horseshit play that leads to elbows.
yesso when does any time end? can they go back 5 minutes later and give em 2 extra free throws?
We got lucky that we got Jok's free throws in that exchange. It was a clear Flagrant 1.
It's a good thing that refs couldn't review the blown traveling calls that went in Iowa's favor. Pretty sure that "our" team scored 5-6 points on those possessions. Not saying that refs were good but Iowa caught some big breaks in the game as well.
Talking to a NCAA official who said that is incorrect. Stated once the ball becomes live, the play under question cannot be reviewed. The ball becomes live when the player shoots a FT or puts the ball in play. Stated that reviewing a play after that is violation of the rule.
Saw someone on twitter posted the same thing:
So yeah they f*cked that one up.
Since we are talking about how bad the refs were......how about AW's steal at the end and the no travel call. I'm thinking he took 4 steps at least right in front of the ref. We got away with one there.
I originally thought Iowa got all the calls last night. Then I reviewed the game and realized Iowa had been blatantly screwed by refs so badly at Wisconsin in the past that a neutral, poorly called game at Wisconsin just seemed like it was in Iowa's favor. There were bad calls for/against both teams. Before the game, I thought the officials might be too much for Iowa to overcome. Was pleasantly surprised that they called a few of the holding/physical defense against Wisconsin and didn't whistle the Hawks for breathing on Happ like has happened in the past.
That is exactly what I meant when I said it wasn't Iowa's favor. I noticed the travels and calls on Wisconsin originally because we never get the benefit on those. However, it was the And1 where Hayes Jumps into stationary vertical Iowa defender and gets calls or Happ wrapping around Iowa defender plus call that were on review. For on the road in Big10, this is much better that how Iowa is normally treated.There were still some "and 1" foul calls against Iowa that were head scratching. The refs always anticipate there will be contact. Then teams can hold/push/mug Jok, and nothing is called. Plus then the couple touch fouls on Cook were the icing. Not saying Iowa didn't get a few calls, however it seems calls against Iowa are usually at the worst possible time in the game. If the Jok flagrant happened later in the game, a call like that is usually the dagger. It is good this team overcame the calls and won this game.
We got lucky that we got Jok's free throws in that exchange. It was a clear Flagrant 1.
When it comes to an elbow above the shoulders, referees will be allowed to use a video monitor to determine the severity of the blow. If deemed inadvertent, the referee could call a player-control foul or even nothing.The whole flagrent rule is BS. If there are appears to be NO intent, it shouldn't be called an intentional/flagrent foul.
You could maybe call a common foul on Jok, but he was grabbed 1st and Wisconsin was called for the common foul.
Here you go again posting about something you obviously know nothing about. A foul called is NOT REVERSABLE! A foul was origianlly called and Jok went to the line. Saying once again, that call can NOT be reversed. The question is was there enough evidence to show that there was intent on jok's part to throw an elbow or was it inadvertent in his attempt to get away from the ws players arm around his waist. Read the rule...I have posted it here so you will actually understand it.We got lucky that we got Jok's free throws in that exchange. It was a clear Flagrant 1.
not on a blow to the headWrong. Reviewhasto happen before next "live" ball. Can't go back five minutes later
Back in the day (60's)...a player like Showalter would have been "purposely" (accidently)chopped in the adams apple..and while he was grabbing his throat...the offending player would have said something like "now you better knock this grabbing shit off"...
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So you will further understand. A player controlled foul would have meant, another foul charged against Jok and Ws getting the ball out of bounds after Jok's second free throw. Which after watching the replay 5-6 times, is absolutely all that could have been called, if that.Here you go again posting about something you obviously know nothing about. A foul called is NOT REVERSABLE! A foul was origianlly called and Jok went to the line. Saying once again, that call can NOT be reversed. The question is was there enough evidence to show that there was intent on jok's part to throw an elbow or was it inadvertent in his attempt to get away from the ws players arm around his waist. Read the rule...I have posted it here so you will actually understand it.
When it comes to an elbow above the shoulders, referees will be allowed to use a video monitor to determine the severity of the blow. If deemed inadvertent, the referee could call a player-control foul or even nothing.
Wouldn't it be cool if, on a neutral floor in DC, refs don't allow Jok's movement to be impeded?
Hell, why wait for BTT? How about Sunday on our floor?
you are saying 2 fouls could have been called on Jok ? if you are the answer is no, they could not call 2 fouls on jok on that play.So you will further understand. A player controlled foul would have meant, another foul charged against Jok and Ws getting the ball out of bounds after Jok's second free throw. Which after watching the replay 5-6 times, is absolutely all that could have been called, if that.
Not saying that. Saying on review , one, player control foul could have been assessed on jok which would have given ws the ball out of bounds after the foul shots.you are saying 2 fouls could have been called on Jok ? if you are the answer is no, they could not call 2 fouls on jok on that play.