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Must Call Videos

 

Defending Ball Carrier – Arm Out of Cylinder – Hands Foul

 

 

Defending the Ball Carrier – Forwards & Leaning – Pushing Foul

• Footwork moving towards the ball carrier/sideline
• Body is leaning on the ball carrier

 

Defending the Shooter – Arms Forward – Hands Foul

• Arms are past the toes (toes are front of cylinder) and therefore out of cylinder

 

Drive At Hoop – Lateral/Retreating Movement – No Call

• • Toes pointed to sideline
  • Feet moving towards baseline
  • Distance to lane-line stays the same

Drive At Hoop – Forward Movement – Pushing Foul

• • Feet moving towards the opponent
  • Distance to lane line decreasing
• Jumps A to B (lands noticeably forward of the place they took off)

 

Drive at Hoop – Primary Defender – Block

• Arrives at the position on the floor at same time or after offense
• Contact on the defender’s leg and arm/shoulder

 

Drive at Hoop – Primary Defender – Charge

• Arrives to position on the floor first
• Contact to the defender’s torso

 

Drive at Hoop – Secondary Defender – Block

• Defender moving forward (not laterally or backwards)
• Defender arrives at the spot on the floor at the same time as offense
• Even though contact is to the defender’s torso, this contact is illegal because of the above two points

 

Drive at Hoop – Secondary Defender in No Charge Semi Circle (NCSC) & Shooter Airbourne – No Call

• The defender is first to the spot with feet set prior to the shooter leaving the ground
• The defender’s heel is in contact with the NCSC and therefore this is a no call

 

Ball Carrier Arm Bar – Legal

• Arm bar is on the edge of the cylinder
• Arm bar is resting on the defender’s body and not creating additional space

 

Ball Carrier Arm Bar – Fist Past Elbow – Charging Foul

• Fist/wrist of the arm is extended past the elbow and is therefore outside of the cylinder
• Arm bar is pushing into the body of the defender and creates additional space

 

Stationary Player – Lift Pivot Foot Before Release – Travel

• Ball carrier starts with two feet on the ground = stationary player = no gather step allowed
• Ball carrier steps first with the left foot, making the right foot the pivot
• Ball carrier lifts the pivot foot prior to releasing the ball for the dribble

 

Stationary Player – Jab and Change Pivot Foot – Travel

• Ball carrier starts with two feet on the ground = stationary player = no gather step allowed
• Ball carrier lifts his right foot to jab step, which means his left foot is their pivot
• Ball carrier plants jab/right foot and lifts pivot foot without releasing the ball

Moving Player – Shuffle Pivot Foot Caused by Close Out – Travel

• • The player receiving the ball is running = moving player = entitled to a gather/zero step

• • When the ball comes to rest in the hand(s), the left foot is touching the ground, making this the gather step

• • Ball carrier places right foot on ground = pivot foot

• • Ball carrier lifts pivot/right foot prior to releasing the ball for the dribble = travel
  • This illegal footwork allows the ball carrier to beat the defender = effect = must call