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.
7 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.
58 days
A1110
Unsportsmanlike (rough play)
There is no question of an unsportsmanlike foul, but the case is on the verge of a disqualifying foul.
58 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.
63 days
A1109
Screening
The player setting the screen gives time and distance to the screened player. Legal screen. Correct no call.
71 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.
71 days
A1107
Act of shooting
The act of shooting has started when the defensive player commits the foul. Basket shall count.
71 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.
72 days
B419
Travel-Dribble
FIBA Tough Calls: Black 15 finishes his dribble and catches the ball with both feet on the floor. When he lifts his right foot, his left foot becomes his pivot foot. He then lifts his pivot foot, and it touches the floor again before releasing the ball for the shot. This is a travelling violation; the basket shall not count and the Yellow team shall be awarded a throw-in from the free throw line extended.
78 days
B418
Travel-Dribble
FIBA Tough Calls: White 23 gained control of the ball with his right foot on the floor. The first step occurred when he put his left foot on the floor and the second step occurred when he put his right foot on the floor again. Then, he released the ball for the shot before putting any foot on the floor again. This is a legal play.
78 days
A1104
Charge-Block-Flop
FIBA Tough Calls: During a Blue team offense, Blue 45 and Yellow 5 contest a high post situation and as Blue 45 backs down to the basket defender Yellow 5 falls to the floor and is given a technical foul for flopping. Even with contact from Blue 45, defender Yellow 5 had an unstable position but exaggerates the reaction despite some holding of his shirt by Blue 45, missed by the Lead official who was late to his position.
78 days
A1105
Tripping
White 1 and Blue 1 jump for the rebound, however the leg of White 1 is extending from his cylinder and Blue 1 falls over this leg. This is not a marginal contact as it causes a significant disadvantage to Blue1. Personal foul against white 1.
86 days
B417
Goaltending-Interference
FIBA Tough Calls: The grabbing of the rim by White 24 made the whole backstop unit vibrate, thus causing the ball to enter the basket in the judgement of the referee. The basket shall not count.
86 days
A1102
Charge-Block-Flop
FIBA Tough calls: White 4 was moving when he screened Green 5. The ball shall be awarded to the Green team for a throw-in from the place closest to where the foul occurred.
86 days
A1103
Blocking a shot
FIBA Tough Calls: Incorrect decision by the referees. Yellow 15 legally blocked the dunk attempt.
89 days
A1101
Act of shooting
FIBA Tough Calls: Correct decision by the referee. White 11 created an illegal contact by hitting the right arm of the shooter at the start of the shooting motion. 3 free throws for Blue 3.
103 days
A1099
Charge-Block-Flop
The defensive player moves laterally but he is not on the spot first as the contact is not on his torso but on his side.
103 days
A1100
Unsportsmanlike
The defensive player does not make any effort to play the ball and causes excessive contact. Unsportsmanlike foul.
112 days
B416
Backcourt
FIBA Tough Calls: The Green team lost the control of the ball when the ball left Green 55’s hands on the shot for a 3-point goal and the Green team only regained it when Green 55 let it rest in his hand. Legal play.
343 days
A1097
Act of shooting
The defensive player commits the foul before the offensive player picks up the ball. The basket shall not count.
343 days
A1098
Act of shooting
The offensive player has just picked up the ball when the foul occurs. 2 free throws shall be awarded.
348 days
B415
Goaltending-Interference
Helytelen játékvezetői döntés, mivel a labda teljes terjedelmével a gyűrű szintje felett volt, amikor fekete 30 elütötte. Szabályos érintés.
Tough Calls: Initial incorrect decision from the referee as the tap, made by Black 30, was legal because the ball was completely above the level of the rim.
348 days
A1096
Charge-Block
FIBA Tough Calls: Correct decision from the referee. Red 24 was still moving when the contact occurred, and the contact did not occur on his torso. This is a blocking foul.
366 days
A1095
Complex
Fiba Tough Calls: Black 8 grabbed White 27 before White 21 received the ball to make a dunk. The game shall be resumed with a throw-in for the White team on the side line from the free-throw line extended and 14 seconds on the shot clock.
366 days
B414
Travelling
Is this a travel? This is a legal pivoting before releasing the ball, not a travelling violation.
371 days
A1094
Unsportsmanlike
The defensive player wants to play the ball and the contact is not excessive. Normal foul.
378 days
A1092
Charge-Block
FIBA Tough Calls: White 15 created an illegal contact on his defender by holding (clamping) his arm.
378 days
A1093
Screening
FIBA Tough Calls: Incorrect decision from the referees. White 4 set a screen on a moving opponent without the ball without allowing him enough time and distance to stop or change his direction. An offensive foul should have been called and the ball awarded to the Red team for a throw-in.
404 days
B412
Goaltending-Interference
FIBA Tough Calls: Correct decision from the referees. Red 18 touched the ball after the ball had touched the backboard. This is a goaltending violation. The basket is valid, and the game shall be resumed with 1 free throw for White 3.
411 days
B410
Act of shooting
The player picks up the ball when his right foot is on the floor (0. step) then he takes 2 more steps. Legal. The basket should have been counted.
411 days
A1091
Charge-Block-Flop
Yellow 7 theatrically flops when there is almost no contact. Correct call charging him with an immediate technical foul.
411 days
B411
Travel-Dribble
The player does not hold and control the ball when he makes some steps, therefore it cannot be a travelling violation.
413 days
B409
Backcourt
OBRI 30-9: Example: A1 is standing with both feet in the backcourt close to the centre line, when A1 bounce-passes the ball to A2 who is also standing with both feet in the backcourt close to the centre line. During the pass, the ball touches the team A frontcourt before A2 touches it.
Interpretation: This is not a backcourt violation by team A as no team A player with the ball was in the frontcourt. However, the 8-second period shall be stopped when the ball touched the team A frontcourt. A new 8-second period shall start as soon as A2 touches the ball in the backcourt.
423 days
A1090
Act of shooting
Black 78 picks up the ball and starts his act of shooting when he is fouled. Then he takes his 2 steps legally (but a little slowly) and scores. The basket should count and 1 free trow is the correct decision.
425 days
C132
Instant replay
5th minute in Q2. No call on the play. Are the referees allowed to use IRS in this situation? Yes, during the whole game.
425 days
A1089
Unsportsmanlike (rough play)
White 15 hits the opponent's neck in a rough manner. This type of move may not be on the basketball court. Disqualification.
431 days
B407
Travelling
The player stops with his left-right foot. Left becomes his pivot foot. Then he lifts his pivot foot when starting a dribble before releasing the ball. Travelling.
431 days
B408
Travel-Dribble
FIBA Tough Calls: Incorrect decision from the referees. White 0 gained the control of the ball, allowing the ball to rest in his hand, while his left foot was touching the floor (the so-called step 0 or gathering step), so the first step occurred when his right foot touched the floor and the second step occurred when his left foot touched the floor again. However, his right foot touched the floor again before releasing the ball for the lay-up. This is a travelling violation.
434 days
B406
Travelling
Finishing the dribble the player stops so that he uses his left foot as pivot foot. However after a while he steps with his left foot in order to have a scoring chance. This move is travelling.
436 days
B405
Travelling
When Red 9 picks up the ball his right foot is on the floor. Then he jumps a bit and lands first on the right foot again. This is not legal, travelling.
438 days
B404
Travel-Dribble
FIBA Tough Calls: Red 96 gained the control of the ball, allowing the ball to rest in his hand, while his left foot was touching the floor (the so-called step 0 or gathering step), so the first step occurred when his right foot touched the floor and the second step occurred when his left foot touched the floor again. Legal play.
440 days
A1087
Charge-Block
Although the contact is accidental the shooter's knee is out of his cylinder and causes painful contact. The defensive player legally jumps vertical therefore the offensive player is responsible for the contact which cannot be considered marginal. The ball is still in the hand of the shooter when contact occurs. Offensive foul - no basket.
440 days
A1088
Post play
Yellow 15 locks the arm of Red 5 during the fight for rebound. Correct call against Yellow 14.
470 days
B403
Travelling
Travelling violation? White 1 lifts his pivot (left) foot before releasing the ball at the start of the dribble. Travelling.
475 days
B401
Travelling
The player picks up the ball when his left foot is on the floor (0. step). Then he takes 2 more steps and stops. Then he legally pivots. No travel.
475 days
B402
Travelling
White 11 lifts his pivot (left) foot at the start of the dribble before releasing the ball. Travelling.
488 days
B400
Travelling
Travelling violation? The player picks up the ball when his right foot is on the floor (zero step). Then he jumps from this foot and lands first on his left and then on his right foot. Legal play.
490 days
A1084
Screening
The screen is set outside of the vision of the screened player. At such case the screener shall give time and distance to the opponent in order to avoid the screen. Here the screen is set too close therefore, it is illegal.
490 days
A1085
Unsportsmanlike (fast break)
FIBA Tough Calls: Once Green 8 was beaten by the dribbler, he created a contact which was not a legitimate attempt to directly play the ball and is considered to be an unnecessary contact to stop the progress of the Yellow team in transition. Unsportsmanlike foul (C3).
490 days
A1086
Charge-Block-Flop
FIBA Tough Calls: Incorrect decision from the referees. Blue 11 had a legal guarding position. White 11 charged Blue 11 after the pass and an offensive foul should have been called to White 11 and the basket should have been cancelled.