Jump Ball Call with 1.2 Seconds Left in Regulation

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6:44p, 3/25/24
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Jace did not step out and that was a big call. In response to that today, the Houston fans point to the ref's call that gave us a jump ball with 1.2 seconds left in 2H and allowed the Andy buzzer tie'er. They say the only reason we went to OT was a bad call in our favor.

Do we have a good response here, because all I've got us "uh".

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TjgtAg08
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7:20p, 3/25/24
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Kind of depends on when the official felt like the jump ball occurred - maybe it was right at the start of the rebound when Jace came down with it?

But yeah … hard to see that being called a jump ball at a random time in be middle of the first half.

Touche Cougar fans, Touche.
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7:21p, 3/25/24
He didn't step out of bounds on the breakaway steal, that was an easy slam
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7:32p, 3/25/24
Watching it live, the ball felt like it stuck with Jace for a hot minute with the UH guy in the cookie jar. On the replay, it seemed more bang bang. Ref had a good angle. UH got away with a TON of no calls, despite their total fouls. If they want to point to that, I can make a youtube montage of 20 things to point to. At the end of the day, they were 1-2 plays better than us when it mattered. And we left a ton of points on the board.
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8:34p, 3/25/24
Almost Every aspect of that game was off. Both teams played badly enough to lose the game, in the end the Ags and Buzz made a few more bad plays and did lose. A game that was that poorly played a few ref calls will sneak into the discussion on why a team
Lost

The cougars made fewer mistakes than the Ags and got the win
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8:35p, 3/25/24
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They won. What does it matter to them. There were plenty of bad calls that went in their favor.

Bad luck and bad play in OT cost us the game.
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8:53p, 3/25/24
If you're in an argument about refs you already lost. We shot like 50 free throws
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10:50p, 3/25/24
2nd Half 11:30 Remaining
U of H saves the ball from going out of bounds. However, Shead, is in bounds with the ball and gives Sharp a high-five as he is still out of bounds.

2nd Half 8:23 Remaining
Carter steals the ball and is called for being out of bounds. If you watch the replay his foot never goes out

2nd Half 4:30 Remaining
U of H Cryer is NOT called for traveling, it is a clear travel
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11:39p, 3/25/24
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obviously can't expect the defenders to process this in the heat of the moment but had they known the clock was under 2 seconds you wouldn't fight for the ball due to the risk of the only things that can help us at that point being a tieup or foul stopping the clock, whereas if he could grab a clean board the best we had time for is a put back which doesn't hurt them
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fatdad84ag
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In reply to wasntme • 8:42a, 3/26/24
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wasntme said:
2nd Half 11:30 Remaining
U of H saves the ball from going out of bounds. However, Shead, is in bounds with the ball and gives Sharp a high-five as he is still out of bounds.

2nd Half 8:23 Remaining
Carter steals the ball and is called for being out of bounds. If you watch the replay his foot never goes out

2nd Half 4:30 Remaining
U of H Cryer is NOT called for traveling, it is a clear travel
A player is out of bounds when he/she touches the floor, or any object other than a player/person, on or outside a boundary. The ball is out of bounds when it touches or is touched by:
[ol]
  • A player who is out of bounds.
  • Any other person, the floor, or any object on or outside a boundary.
  • The supports or back of the backboard.
  • The ceiling, overhead equipment, or supports.
    • [/ol]
    Straight from the rulebook on your first example.
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    BigOil
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    10:16a, 3/26/24
    AG
    Why wasn't the Jace OB reviewed? I don't know the replay criteria.

    In real time I can see why it looked out, as in slow mo you can see his heel over but not on the line.
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    halfastros81
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    In reply to BudFox7 • 10:44a, 3/26/24
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    Not if they fouled us 100 times.

    The loss is squarely on the shoulders of our own team tho. We missed 16 open looks at the free throw line. Either that or UH's free throw defense is exemplary.

    Refs miss calls in every game. That's out of your team's control. Hitting free throws when given the opportunities, absolutely within your team's control.
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    11:18a, 3/26/24
    Well Jace gets fouled twice in that clip and neither are called. On the first missed 3 he gets straight up pushed with two hands. Then on the 2nd missed shot he has the rebound and is hacked from behind which pulls his arm down so the other UH defender grabs the ball.

    It was very quick for a jump ball call but really refs could have easily called a foul on UH there.
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    wasntme
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    In reply to fatdad84ag • 2:33p, 3/26/24
    fatdad84ag said:
    wasntme said:
    2nd Half 11:30 Remaining
    U of H saves the ball from going out of bounds. However, Shead, is in bounds with the ball and gives Sharp a high-five as he is still out of bounds.

    2nd Half 8:23 Remaining
    Carter steals the ball and is called for being out of bounds. If you watch the replay his foot never goes out

    2nd Half 4:30 Remaining
    U of H Cryer is NOT called for traveling, it is a clear travel
    A player is out of bounds when he/she touches the floor, or any object other than a player/person, on or outside a boundary. The ball is out of bounds when it touches or is touched by:
    [ol]
  • A player who is out of bounds.
  • Any other person, the floor, or any object on or outside a boundary.
  • The supports or back of the backboard.
  • The ceiling, overhead equipment, or supports.
    • [/ol]
    Straight from the rulebook on your first example.
    I stand corrected. I even went to look at the casebook and a similar scenario is in there. That makes no sense though. A player can dribble up the court and high five all of his teammates who are on the bench.
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    EliteZags
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    In reply to wasntme • 2:46p, 3/26/24
    AG
    Or jump into his bench with the ball where the launch him up towards the basket for an easy jam
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    fatdad84ag
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    In reply to EliteZags • 3:50p, 3/26/24
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    EliteZags said:
    Or jump into his bench with the ball where the launch him up towards the basket for an easy jam


    Or the defense could step out of bounds and touch the player with the ball to stop a play!
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    4:01p, 3/26/24
    AG
    I know I can't ever hope to stop people complains about the refs... but maybe if I convert one or two to my point of view....

    give me your list of bad calls... from either team's perspective...

    and I'll give you a list of your teams mistakes... and I promise you the team's mistakes will outnumber and overshadow the refs by a long shot every time.

    Control what you can control. Don't worry about the refs.
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