Ok the last one was really sketchy ... 13W was merely shielding the ball while 12B was moving with his body into the cylinder of 13W and his momentum took him past 13W when 13W tried to go past him. There was no extending of the forearm, no elbow swing, 13W just used the contact and 12B's momentum to help propel himself past 12B. This sort of call would suggest 13W to just stand in his cylinder straight up and let 12B's momentum knock him back like a log to get the blocking foul ...
In reality, the refs in each game determine the rules for that game. If they consistently don't call something, then do it, no matter what the rule book says. If they invent a new rule that's not in the rule book, then follow that rule...for that game only.
play #6 I would no-call that one. Blue made contact first and had not established any position. white just turned in his own space. calling it would penalize white unfairly. blue should have just established a position fairly
The game has indeed changed. Growing up, any push off with the hands is a foul. Now, it seems to be acceptable. At the same time, any shoulder checking when driving or posting up back in the day was ok. But, you do that now, you have opponents complaining that it is a foul.
They do this SO often in the NBA, that I really I was missing this still being a foul.
Ok the last one was really sketchy ... 13W was merely shielding the ball while 12B was moving with his body into the cylinder of 13W and his momentum took him past 13W when 13W tried to go past him. There was no extending of the forearm, no elbow swing, 13W just used the contact and 12B's momentum to help propel himself past 12B. This sort of call would suggest 13W to just stand in his cylinder straight up and let 12B's momentum knock him back like a log to get the blocking foul ...
Mark L.earns agree, wtf can the player do? Step back to avoid the guy jumping on him?
interesting... i thought the last two moves are allowed. People I play with use them all the time...
Yes. I agree. I feel like they should be fouls.
@Simon Patterson basketball rules aren't absolute, they are guidelines
referees can decide to not call it and just let players get physical
In reality, the refs in each game determine the rules for that game. If they consistently don't call something, then do it, no matter what the rule book says. If they invent a new rule that's not in the rule book, then follow that rule...for that game only.
play #6 I would no-call that one. Blue made contact first and had not established any position. white just turned in his own space. calling it would penalize white unfairly. blue should have just established a position fairly
Unless your name is Lebron James. Then you can do it on every drive.
way too much offensive fouls exactly like this in the NBA
thanks this is very usefull :)
Clearly this is not an official referee youtube channel
i don't think any ref would call that last one nowadays
Well the ref did call but it was dumb the defender entered the shooter's cylinder.
last video is foul?people still using it playing low post..🤔
No foul here since the defender infringed the shooters cylinder he just trying to get a shot.
5th call was way to harsh
This is push . . .no right to call it illegal of arms!
The game has indeed changed. Growing up, any push off with the hands is a foul. Now, it seems to be acceptable.
At the same time, any shoulder checking when driving or posting up back in the day was ok. But, you do that now, you have opponents complaining that it is a foul.
Half of these are flops by now haha
strongly disagree with play 3 white milked that charge by throwing herself look at her upward movement. and reds arm does not extend
lol @ 2:19 u'll see the intention of peter john ramos to grab the ball..i mean balls. lol :)))
the last one is clear. thats not an offensive foul. as he didn't illegally use his arms while preparing for shooting
All I see is a bunch of flopping.
Play 4 was a flop
half of this is calles a fake now :p
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On 3, legal guarding position is not stabilished . . .that's why she looses balance!
That’s legal below the foul line it’s ok to put a forearm to protect your chest from a drive.
Yeah, I heard use of arms was a leading cause for injuries
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Play 3 that's a flop offensive player doesn't extend her arms probably the refs have not seen that
Who thinks FIBA rules are trash?
everyone thinks they better than nba rules in 2021 mate