Satus Code # Category #
0 days A1124 Unsportsmanlike (rough play) The offensive player makes an unnecessarily wide elbow movement and hits the defender's face. Unsportsmanlike foul.
0 days A1125 Act of shooting This is the fifth foul on the black team. How would you resume the game? The shooter has already landed with both feet on the floor when contact is made and is no longer considered a shooter. 2 free throws shall be awarded.
0 days A1126 Screening Yellow 21 sets an illegal screen, green 11 falls on her leg. Offensive foul.
0 days B423 Backcourt The dribbler has arrived to the frontcourt with both feet when she catches the ball. The ball is in the front court at this moment. Then she passes the ball to her teammate who is in the backcourt. Backcourt violation.
166 days A1121 Pushing FIBA Tough Calls: Correct decision by the referees. The first illegal contact was created by Purple 44, who pushed White 0, which resulted in, White 0 creating a contact against Purple 6. Purple 44 pushing foul is the correct decision.
166 days A1122 Screening FIBA Tough calls: Black 19 was not stationary when setting the screen and, at the point of contact, was outside his cylinder thus creating a blocking foul.
166 days A1123 Unsportsmanlike FIBA Tough Calls: Red 15 occupied a position on the court without creating any contact with his opponent. The contact created by Yellow 3 occurred during a normal basketball play, as he was moving the ball from side to side to try to beat the defender and start a dribble. The contact created by the arm of Yellow 3, into the face of Red 15, was not a hard, excessive contact. Team control personal foul is the correct decision.
171 days A1119 Charge-Block The helping defender establishes a legal guarding position in front of the offensive player and the contact occurs on the defender's torso. Offensive foul.
171 days A1120 Act of shooting Incorrect decision by the referees. When the contact occurred, Yellow 15 had not caught the ball in the air yet, so the act of shooting had not started. The game should have been resumed with a Yellow team throw-in from the place closest to where the foul occurred, except directly behind the backboard, and 16 seconds on the shot clock.
173 days A1118 Charge-Block The defensive player establishes a legal guarding position and the contact is on her torso. Offensive foul.
186 days B422 Backcourt After the rebound no team control is gained by White team (they can only tap the ball which is not a team control) therefore no backourt violation occurs.
186 days A1116 Charge-Block The defensive player establishes a legal guarding position outside the semi-circle before the shooter jumps forward. The contact is on the torso. Offensive foul.
186 days A1117 Screening Orange 10 sets a moving screen. Offensive foul.
189 days A1115 Advantage-Disadvantage This is a typical case when the advantage-disadvantage principle should be applied.
193 days A1112 Verticality Blue 10 is still moving forward and causes contact with Yellow 8 who jumped to shoot. Defensive foul.
193 days A1113 Charge-Block-Flop Yellow 4 does not establish a legal guarding position and causes contact with Blue 16 who has picked up the ball when contact occurs. Defensive foul during act of shooting. 2 free throws shall be awarded.
193 days A1114 Screening White 11 does not give sufficient time and distance to the screened player out of his field of vision. Illegel screen, offensive foul.
198 days A1111 Act of shooting Although Red 2 has piked up the ball and starts his act of shooting but then he changes his mind and passes the ball. No free throws shall be awarded.
205 days B421 Free throw The referee calls a free throw violation on White 0 and repeats the free throw. Is this correct call? Yes. White 0 might enter the 3-point line when the ball touches the ring. He enters much earlier and gains control of the ball. Violation correctly called.
256 days A1110 Unsportsmanlike (rough play) There is no question of an unsportsmanlike foul, but the case is on the verge of a disqualifying foul.
256 days C133 Responsibility-Competence 3PO Who is primarily responsible to call this shot clock violation? The Lead and Trail referees must monitor the play on the strong side, the center referee's duty is also to judge cases near the ring (goaltending and basket interference), as well as shot clock violations.
261 days A1109 Screening The player setting the screen gives time and distance to the screened player. Legal screen. Correct no call.
269 days A1106 Charge-Block When Yellow 5 jumps the defensive player is not on the landing spot, he is moving forward. Defensive foul. The act of shootingstarts later, therefore the basket shall not count.
269 days A1107 Act of shooting The act of shooting has started when the defensive player commits the foul. Basket shall count.
269 days A1108 Blocking a shot Black 8 is basically vertical and the contact with him is marginal. Black 13 clearly taps the ball. Correct decison by the referee: no foul, out-of-bounds.