Week 14 - Feb 3 to 9

[Zanzman]

Maybe I can blame whoever I want and you will deal.

you are who I thought you were

 

[Geew1992]

I also don't know why she called to review the play where a Blue Devil player stepped on the out of bounds stripe when attempting a 3 point shot. The official that made the call had a clear view of it. And if it was for a timing issue, there was no need for it. Did she review every stoppage of play in the last couple of minutes????

Weren’t they checking for the time on the clock?

 

[FanInNC]

I thought they were checking the clock as well, but I really don't know. At the game you don't have the advantage of hearing the perspective from the announcers.

 

[cancontent]

I thought they were checking the clock as well, but I really don't know. At the game you don't have the advantage of hearing the perspective from the announcers.

In fairness, the announcers weren't sure why it took so long.

 

[Centerstream]

Weren’t they checking for the time on the clock?

I can't be positive but both live and on the ESPN app replay, it sounded like Kantner announced to the crowd that they were reviewing the call of the player stepping out of bounds. Of course once they review any play, the review can include anything that they want to look at. BTW the time on the clock, 26.4, was not changed after the review.

 

[Zanzman]

I thought they were checking the clock as well, but I really don't know. At the game you don't have the advantage of hearing the perspective from the announcers.

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I can't be positive but both live and on the ESPN app replay, it sounded like Kantner announced to the crowd that they were reviewing the call of the player stepping out of bounds. Of course once they review any play, the review can include anything that they want to look at. BTW the time on the clock, 26.4, was not changed after the review.

i agree as to why but my question would be what if tbey ruled she was in, the shot was missed and then the ball went out when players heard whistle stopped playing who would they give the ball to?

 

[FanInNC]

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i agree as to why but my question would be what if tbey ruled she was in, the shot was missed and then the ball went out when players heard whistle stopped playing who would they give the ball to?

I’ve had similar thoughts to reviews in the men’s game concerning goaltending calls. Many times this year I’ve seen where there will be a blocked shot on a play and it’s ruled a goaltend. 2 points awarded and the game proceeds. Then at the next media timeout they may review that goaltend - what happens if it’s overturned and called a clean block? Who gets the ball? The game continued and possession changed - does that team get a free possession that they may have gotten if the ball was originally ruled a block? It doesn’t make much sense to me.

 

[cancontent]

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i agree as to why but my question would be what if tbey ruled she was in, the shot was missed and then the ball went out when players heard whistle stopped playing who would they give the ball to?

I’ve had similar thoughts to reviews in the men’s game concerning goaltending calls. Many times this year I’ve seen where there will be a blocked shot on a play and it’s ruled a goaltend. 2 points awarded and the game proceeds. Then at the next media timeout they may review that goaltend - what happens if it’s overturned and called a clean block? Who gets the ball? The game continued and possession changed - does that team get a free possession that they may have gotten if the ball was originally ruled a block? It doesn’t make much sense to me.

In situations where it's not conclusive, I've seen referees say it's a jumpball. Not sure if it would be applicable here.

 

[Centerstream]

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i agree as to why but my question would be what if tbey ruled she was in, the shot was missed and then the ball went out when players heard whistle stopped playing who would they give the ball to?

I'm guessing a jump ball would be called too.