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Two separate fist is double?

Very informative short…✔️

If the umpire is working alone, they should not turn their back to the players when they walk back to home plate to get into position unless they call time out. This umpire turned his back and did not call time. It's a live ball and a runner could decide to advance or a runner could step off the base and the pitcher could throw back at them while the umpire has their back turned away. Either keep your eye on the field as you walk back to the plate or call time out to go back. Especially when you are working alone.

First, I agree with the double call. The left hand pushed it a lot more than the right hand did hence the top spin on the ball. Should not be able to play that ball over the net. Second was just a lazy touch call. Could be much more crisp. The third call no way is that a lift if her hands are together. There wasn't any prolonged contact and the ball was popped.

Looked like double dribble to start

How did he see that?

First video…..Double Second video…sort of the right signal but a poor example of doing it correctly. Third video, absolutely nothing to call there. Fourth, and kill me if you want, I still despise seeing the players wearing masks even now.

Just saw a similar clip today, Reggie Miller pushed MJ to receive the inbound and drilled the three. No call. 😂😅😊

Nobody cares about woman’s basketball.

Very well done by this umpire. I will note you need to be aware of where the ball is hit and other potential situations. It appears there are no runners on and the ball is up the 3rd base side and not too far so getting out in front of the plate where he is right to avoid getting in the way of a potential throw. If this was a hit reaching fielders positions or to the OF then he should take an angle (with no runners on) to the right side of the mound and be up that far so he is set for the play at first and the potential for an overthrow allowing the runner to advance to second or even as far as third. We work around the mound here. In this video he is positioned right. If there is an overthrow h would then work the circle but just have to move a bit quicker to get into the next position.

1) no violation to me 2) yes that was the correct call 3) inconclusive, it is not possible to tell if the person caught the ball, because the pol is in the way.

Good call ref

What. An. Informative. Video.

Nice video, would like to see some more examples! Waiting on the next instructional, thanks!

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Nice vid, and great explanation!

Nice. Promo video bro !

Would be the ref under the basket right ?

ouch I myself am a first year at the collegiate level and I know how tough it can be live as compared to when breaking down video but honestly this was no bueno, only the second gartered an actual whistle but I applaud the post as the only way to improve is to measure. on that second clip the one foul in this series, look to close down as you whistle being to assure no escalation. keep at it

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In our organization, we are trying to eliminate the concept of "automatic" calls. Playing the ball with an underhand, open palm is one of those. If the ball rebounds from the contact, it is not illegal. Even the video quality on this clip is not the best, I feel perhaps the referee is succumbing to this and not fully watching the contact.

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Ballhandling calls are always subjective, but I have officiated everything from 4th grade AAU, to high school to D3 college matches and I would not have called that last lift at any of those levels. It seems in his explanation to the players that he called it because her arms weren't together, but the simple definition of a lift call is that it makes prolonged contact with a body part(s) while being played. Whether her arms were together, apart or only hit one of her hands/arms, the speed of which the ball came out shows that while maybe ugly, it wasn't prolonged contact. A common misconception I unfortunately see all the time while playing/coaching/officiating is that EVERY scramble ball played close to the net (or out of the net) in an underhand motion is automatically a lift. It all depends on the contact of the ball, not where the contact originates.

I was thinking they were calling the lift on first contact not the second. Her hands were in a position that a catch could be called.

On the catch violation, is that the same as a “lift” hand signal? The angle in which it shows the violation is kind of hard to read

Can you break down and take a closer look at the 4 hit violation on why it was called?

Great call on the block

Did you run with the ball on purpose on that charge call?

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Both plays were called correctly. Play #1 the offensive player was hit on the head as he finishes at the rim. The contact doesn’t effect the layup, however because the contact was to the head it should be penalized. Play #2 the offending player puts two hands in the back and extends his arms creating illegal contact with the rebounder.

No. Good call.