Neither is grabbing the jersey but that isn't a F1
Okay, but that isn't in accordance with the rules. I would like to have a good explanation on how that play is a legit F1.Originally posted by TNCatfanforever:
I think it was a makeup for the first half kick in the chest
I looked it up and according to the source, the F1 replaced the old "intentional foul." So, you and a few others are correct. That makes it the correct call.Originally posted by Mister_T:
Actually if you get beat and just grab the jersey that is an F1 too. Call happens on fast breaks a fair amount though not as often as it should.
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Originally posted by miracle7s:
I hate Duke as much as the next guy but come on. Winslow is awesome. The kick was totally unintentional and Bilas is ignorant for stating other wise. The trip was a trip but he was just playing hard. When did everyone become such a puss.
You may be the only non-homer that thinks it was unintentional. Good Lord.Originally posted by miracle7s:
I hate Duke as much as the next guy but come on. Winslow is awesome. The kick was totally unintentional and Bilas is ignorant for stating other wise. The trip was a trip but he was just playing hard. When did everyone become such a puss.
Originally posted by miracle7s:
I hate Duke as much as the next guy but come on. Winslow is awesome. The kick was totally unintentional and Bilas is ignorant for stating other wise. The trip was a trip but he was just playing hard. When did everyone become such a puss.
Not entirely that easy. More that has to do with it being completely unnecessary. Its like the rules in football nowadays. You can still block and tackle but you can't do anything deemed unnecessary to commit an ordinary block or tackle because now it is a personal foul. You cannot tell a blocker that he isn't allowed to block a defender in direct pursuit of the ball carrier. But you can't take a running sprint and take the defenders head off his shoulders. That is now a personal foul because it wasn't a necessary action that was needed to make the block. Similar thing in basketball now. Was the contact necessary? That's what the officials are thinking to determine flagrant 1 or flagrant 2. Gone are the days of " he wasn't playing the ball, so its a flagrant". That still factors into intentional but not flagrant fouls.
And Anderson punked his *** out too. Winslow had the deer in headlights look when Anderson turned around. It was great!Originally posted by Cat Ballou:
Think it was the UVa game earlier this year where he fell down under the basket and grabbed a guys leg to keep him from having a run-out to the other end. Could have injured the other guy. He is a dirty player. Can't wait to see him try that stuff in the NBA -
Originally posted by CincyCat85:
First time ive watched Duke this year but you are right hes a thug
Are you seriously this dumb?Originally posted by Wall2Wall:
The word "thug" gets thrown around way too much. The kid did everything he could to try and help his team get the ball back. We've had players do questionable things, whether it's a flop or a play for the ball that wasn't necessarily legal. Get off your high horse. You want to see a "thug" in basketball, YouTube the late '80s Pistons. Stop criticizing every other team that has a player get a "flagrant" foul. The sport has become way too soft in general.
Manny Ramirez approves of this post.Originally posted by hailcats:
He played dirty so he is a thug. That is an idiotic comment. I hate it when people call athletes thugs for stupid reasons like that, its not like a robbed a bank
Originally posted by CincyCat85:
First time ive watched Duke this year but you are right hes a thug
Clearly they were not accidental,hope he tries a little more stuff like that in future games,maybe against UL in the ACCT.I'm sure Harrell would take a different approach to it than the UNC player didOriginally posted by MO_Blue:
I don't think either the kick or the trip was accidental.
Clearly we see that play differently,had a player done that in the days that some of us played on the next trip down the court he would have somehow ended up in the 3rd row of the bleachersOriginally posted by miracle7s:
Andrew Harrison has been called more than once for an offensive foul for the exact same so called "kick" is he a dirty player? This thread leads me to believe most of you all never played basketball or if you did were so unathletic you never took it to the rim. The same way a guy clears space with his arm, sometimes he does with the leg as well. Does it look like a kick? Absolutely, is it an intentional kick? Absolutely not, just clearing space, happens all the time just so happens he was able to get full leg extension instead of half leg, or just raising his knee up to clear space. No more, no less.
honestly, I have no issue with that, that's some Bill Laimbeer type stuff though and that is dirty. For me a dirty play is sizing someone up like your saying you would do. Jamal Magloire and Boogie were dirty players, love them, Boogie may be favorite cat ever but he would try to hit guys in the dick when the ref wasn't looking and has been tossed in the NBA for doing such. I just can't get with the fact that Winslow went to the basket with the intention to kick that guy and not with the intention to make the shot.Originally posted by docholiday51:
Clearly we see that play differently,had a player done that in the days that some of us played on the next trip down the court he would have somehow ended up in the 3rd row of the bleachersOriginally posted by miracle7s:
Andrew Harrison has been called more than once for an offensive foul for the exact same so called "kick" is he a dirty player? This thread leads me to believe most of you all never played basketball or if you did were so unathletic you never took it to the rim. The same way a guy clears space with his arm, sometimes he does with the leg as well. Does it look like a kick? Absolutely, is it an intentional kick? Absolutely not, just clearing space, happens all the time just so happens he was able to get full leg extension instead of half leg, or just raising his knee up to clear space. No more, no less.