Sideline Rules (in KU/OU game)

[randomfan44]

On that first interference, I am wondering if that is just something the refs aren't looking for, and they're looking at the rebounders instead. I remember a couple other instances where a player knocked a ball out from the hoop and the refs didn't notice. Maybe it's like Woodbury on the tips, they just don't have good coverage of something like that.

There's three of them and a million other things to watch. I see it happen at least once a game in every game I watch. After all the aneurysms I read on here over a few times Embiid had it happen a few years back, I notice it more.

 

[randomfan44]

If you watch the video, Mason clearly broke the plane of the sideline with his hands/arm, a violation. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

Dear god, let it go. That happens in EVERY GAME and on virtually every inbounds play where pressure is applied. Watch McKay defend an inbounds play some time. The kids arms are like ten feet long. He'd have to stand on the other side of the court for his arms not to cross the freaking plane. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

 

[AllInForISU]

If you watch the video, Mason clearly broke the plane of the sideline with his hands/arm, a violation. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

Not a violation unless he touches the ball when the ball is behind the plane.

 

[randomfan44]

If you watch the video, Mason clearly broke the plane of the sideline with his hands/arm, a violation. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise. The integrity of the game would have better served if the ref allowed a fair amount of room.

Yes, the "integrity of the game". My avatar picture is the "foul" by Mason that led to Self's technical...

 

[CyTwins]

Dear god, let it go. That happens in EVERY GAME and on virtually every inbounds play where pressure is applied. Watch McKay defend an inbounds play some time. The kids arms are like ten feet long. He'd have to stand on the other side of the court for his arms not to cross the freaking plane. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

Are they longer than Diallo's?

 

[Cycsk]

There's three of them and a million other things to watch. I see it happen at least once a game in every game I watch. After all the aneurysms I read on here over a few times Embiid had it happen a few years back, I notice it more.

Was it ever called on Embiid? I remember him doing it all the time.

 

[Cycsk]

Not a violation unless he touches the ball when the ball is behind the plane.

Ahem. Have you read some of the other posts in this thread that quote the rulebook:

"No opponent of the thrower-in shall have any part of his person over theinside plane of the boundary line."

 

[Doc]

Watch McKay defend an inbounds play some time. The kids arms are like ten feet long. He'd have to stand on the other side of the court for his arms not to cross the freaking plane. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

Link?

 

[only4cy]

Tuco needs a vacation.

 

[AllInForISU]

Ahem. Have you read some of the other posts in this thread that quote the rulebook:

"No opponent of the thrower-in shall have any part of his person over theinside plane of the boundary line."

My apologies, I meant that it is only a technical foul if he touches the ball before it crosses the plane. Can you can tell by the video he was over the inside part of the plane?

Buddy should have used the 3 foot area to get around Mason. Only needing one foot in that space gives him basically 6 feet to work with.

 

[Doc]

My apologies, I meant that it is only a technical foul if he touches the ball before it crosses the plane. Can you can tell by the video he was over the inside part of the plane?

Buddy should have used the 3 foot area to get around Mason. Only needing one foot in that space gives him basically 6 feet to work with.

I think you get 3 feet, but you aren't allowed to move too much or they'll call you for a travel. I don't think Buddy could have moved from side to side much.

 

[randomfan44]

Was it ever called on Embiid? I remember him doing it all the time.

I doubt it. It's rarely called.

 

[Cyballz]

throw it off his face...I bet he backs up the next time.

 

[jcyclonee]

Dear god, let it go. That happens in EVERY GAME and on virtually every inbounds play where pressure is applied. Watch McKay defend an inbounds play some time. The kids arms are like ten feet long. He'd have to stand on the other side of the court for his arms not to cross the freaking plane. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

This is my last post on this subject.

 

[Doc]

Dear god, let it go. That happens in EVERY GAME and on virtually every inbounds play where pressure is applied. Watch McKay defend an inbounds play some time. The kids arms are like ten feet long. He'd have to stand on the other side of the court for his arms not to cross the freaking plane. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

Here are a few quick and random screenshots from when ISU was pressing against Iowa at the end of the game. McKay doesn't appear to be broaching the line. You're the clueless homer here, just making **** up about McKay.

 

[jcyclonee]

Here are a few quick and random screenshots from when ISU was pressing against Iowa at the end of the game. McKay doesn't appear to be broaching the line. You're the clueless homer here, just making **** up about McKay.

My favorite part is seeing Woodbury break to the ball in the backcourt in the 82-79 image.

 

[CycloneWarning]

Dear god, let it go.

Good advice for you. BTW - Being out of bounds (which you admit he was) and being the first player to touch the ball in bounds is yet another violation the refs missed. KBoooo!

 

[wonkadog]

The only Apology that should be issued by the Big 12 is for the foul call against Mason at the end of the first half by the ref standing directly behind the OU player who could not possibly have seen if a foul was even committed (which it wasn't) and which resulted in Bill Self getting a technical, OU getting three points instead of the run out layup for Mason and Mason having to play the rest of the game with more fouls than he earned.

That's a 50/50 call that will sometimes get missed because the official covering the ball is straightlined. At that point they have to guess and live with the call. He obviously guessed wrong and about everyone else in the entire building had a better angle to see the play, but that doesn't give your God of a coach the right to go off like a complete jackwagon.

 

[WalkingCY]

Still not as bad as say a guy clearly fouling someone for their 5th overall foul, only to have it called on someone else. (So that he continued to play during regulation and in OT.)

Oh, and an obvious charge with a "no-call" then call a foul on the guy that just got plowed over by said player.... to allow free throws to send the game into OT.



Cough - Robbed KSU of outright Big 12 title - cough.

 

[digZ]

Dear god, let it go. That happens in EVERY GAME and on virtually every inbounds play where pressure is applied. Watch McKay defend an inbounds play some time. The kids arms are like ten feet long. He'd have to stand on the other side of the court for his arms not to cross the freaking plane. Only a complete moron or clueless homer could argue otherwise.

Do you even geometry bro?