Satus Code # Category #
86 days A1175 Screening Black 78 is in motion when setting a screen. Due to this contact the defensive player makes contact with the dribbler. Offensive foul.
86 days C138 Free throw What is the value of the second basket scored? The ball has hit the ring and there is no part of the ball below the level of the ring, so the touch is legal, and therefore it is no longer considered a free throw, but a shot, so the basket is worth 2 points.
87 days B456 Backcourt Is this a backcourt violation by the red team? During a pass by the white team, the red 5 player just hits the ball, which returns the ball to the red team's back court. Since the red team did not have possession of the ball, it is not a back court violation.
87 days B457 Travelling As the player stops, his left foot becomes the pivot foot. He then steps forward slightly with his left foot and then starts with his right foot. Travelling.
112 days B455 8 seconds The shot clock shows 15 seconds when the referee calls. Correct 8 second violation call? Since the defensive player touches the ball while standing in his own backcourt - that is, in the attacking team's frontcourt, the ball has gone to the frontcourt and a new 8-second period begins.
112 days A1174 Act of shooting The offensive player picks up the ball and begins the move to shoot, at the same time begins his shooting motion. He does not change his intention, but falls due to contact with the defender's hip, and therefore cannot complete the shooting motion. 2 free throws is the correct call.
112 days A1173 Unsportsmanlike Blue 23 reaches for the ball, but he hits the shoote's forearm, and also pulls it. Unsportsmanlike foul.
133 days A1172 Charge-Block-Flop FIBA Tough Calls: White #1 committed a charging foul on Black #3, who had established a legal guarding position and the contact occurred on his torso.
151 days B454 Backcourt The ball has not touched the front court during the dribble. This means the ball has not gone to the front court therefore no backcourt violation could occur.
151 days A1171 Unsportsmanlike (rough play) The defensive player wants to block the shot but hits the arm of the shooter. The contact is a bit stronger but not excessive or rough. Normal foul.
161 days A1170 Act of shooting The defender falls on the 3-point shooter before White 7 has taken the ball and started her act of shooting, so the basket cannot be valid. However, since the player shooting the 3-pointer has already touched the floor when her defender falls on her, the act of shooting has ended, so no free throws shall be awarded. therefore White 7's basket is invalid, and White team's throw-in comes from the sideline.
186 days B453 8 seconds The ball is touched by the defensive player. Correct 8 second call? The defensive player touches the ball in the white team's front court, the ball is transferred to the white team's front court, so there was no 8-second violation.
186 days A1169 Charge-Block The player, after esteblishing a legal guarding position, moves laterally, but does not arrive to the point of cintact first because the contact does not occur on her torso, but on her side. Defensive foul.
193 days A1168 Unsportsmanlike (fast break) Is this a C4 unsportsmanlike foul? No, because of position of green 31 green 5 cannot be considered the last defender.
206 days B451 Backcourt Backcourt violation? Criteria of backcourt rule does not apply to a player who jumps from the frontcourt, establishes new team control while still airborne and then lands with the ball in the team’s backcourt.
206 days A1167 Unsportsmanlike (rough play) FIBA Tough Calls:Incorrect decision by the referees. Even if the initial contact created by Yellow #3 can be considered a legal attempt to play the ball, the subsequent follow-through, after this initial contact met one of the criteria to be considered an unsportsmanlike foul.
206 days B450 Backcourt Backcourt violation? During the dribbling, the ball had not yet touched the front court, therefore it had not yet gone to the front court, therefore a backcourt violation could not happen.
206 days B452 Backcourt Backcourt violation? During the dribbling, the ball had not yet touched the front court, therefore it had not yet gone to the front court, therefore a backcourt violation could not happen.
222 days A1166 Charge-Block FIBA Tough Calls: Correct decision by the referee. White #35 committed a blocking foul as he was still moving, and the contact did not occur on his torso. Blue #26 shall be awarded two free throws as he had already started his act of shooting.
224 days B449 Dribbling As soon as red 15 receives the ball, the first touch of the ball is already a controlled tap to the floor, so it is considered a dribble. The subsequent dribble is already a double dribble, so it is illegal.
230 days D59 Complex The technical foul called against the player taking the first free throw was the player's 5th foul. The 2nd free throw for White was executed by a substitute who took his place. Did the referees act correctly throughout? YES.
230 days B447 Backcourt During a dribble from the backcourt to the frontcourt, the ball goes into the team's frontcourt when the ball and both feet of the dribbler are completely in contact with the frontcourt. Here the ball has not touched yet the front court therefore no backcourt violation happened.
230 days B448 Jumpball (situation) Is there any the violation by the jumpers? The white jumping player touches the ball three times before it touches the court or another non-jumping player.
231 days B445 Backcourt Backcourt violation? (The player's left foot is completely in his back court.) When the player taps the ball he does not control the ball. When he catches the ball, and gains possession of it, his left foot is in the backcourt and his right foot is no longer touching the front court, so the player is considered to be in the front court. He can then legally pass to a teammate who is also in the backcourt.
231 days B446 Backcourt During a dribble from the backcourt to the frontcourt, the ball goes into the team's frontcourt when the ball and both feet of the dribbler are completely in contact with the frontcourt. Here the ball has not touched yet the front court therefore no backcourt violation happened.