I noticed Illinois doing it to us on almost every play, then I noticed we were getting away with it, too. What's the rule now?
Moving picks
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Whatever the heck the refs feel like
I don’t think the rule has changed, but as with most rules these days, officials only call it if it helps them control the score in the direction they want.
Everyone does it. Just like double dribbling and walking. They just randomly decide to call any of them.
The guards following the screener into the paint is almost like a RB following a FB thru the line!
Exactly! Just like traveling.
The Maryland last second shot, he took 3 full steps!
My son noticed this early this year that in every game, all teams are getting away with illegal/moving screens.
They simply won't call it.
3 seconds is like seeing Bigfoot, it's not gonna happen.
That’s funny you post this. I watched the game twice today and noticed we were doing it as well and it wasn’t called either way.
Think they just let it go since it happens so much, unless it is really obvious.
Think they just let it go since it happens so much, unless it is really obvious.
Moving screens and carrying the ball might as well be erased from the rule books. They are never enforced.
As long as it's called fair both ways I'm fine with it. I did notice it happen to us a few times and I was getting mad until I saw us do it a few times as well. It looked like Garrison threw a good hip into one of their guys for one of Brea's 3's.
This. They need to fully enforce it as it’s written again. Have to be completely set and no moving until the mesh point is cleared
As it is…there are tons of hip check screens and then they’ll randomly call one when they feel like giving a possession tk the other team
They called it on Oscar a couple times after the other coaches kept whining about it.
It’s pretty rare to see it called today though.
Barnes will make an issue of it with officials prior to game.
Expect a couple calls early.
Expect a couple calls early.
Amari got away with a couple that could have been called. At least they called it (or didn’t) both ways
Ivisic did it continuously
It like 3 seconds, they can call it any time they feel like it. You know, I’m actually ok with it to a point because it’s so frequent, but don’t throw a call for it on a team at a critical juncture unless it’s really egregious. Hardly ever do you see a solid stationary screen by the book.
Honestly feels like the 3 second rule was just erased from the rules book. Guys can stay 30 seconds in there if they want.
They really haven’t called it consistently in years, just when they feel like it. The only instance I see them call it now is if you really stick your hip out and hit the defender. Otherwise you can move all you want.
Do the Duke
Run around the pick, make a little contact with the screener then fall like you’ve been shot with a missile. It works for them a couple times per game.
Run around the pick, make a little contact with the screener then fall like you’ve been shot with a missile. It works for them a couple times per game.
I hope he does, AND they start calling them b/c Milicic on UT sets multiple illegal screens EVERY TIME down the floor. Several times in the previous UK games, he even fully extended his arms and basically pushed the defender who was trying to get around the screen he was setting.
IF they truly call the illegal screens, the UT bigs will foul out prior to half time.
The one I hate is the guy trotting down the court peeking back and then moving his body into the path of the offensive player bringing the ball down. They act like they are just going to their spot but always seem to be "screening" conveniently in the way of the player with the ball.
Then they'll do that screen and roll where they move into the path of another player and slow down, essentially impeding the movement of that player (e.g., a moving screen of sorts).
Coaches are teaching these quick-hitter "screens" and then additional screening as they move to a new position.
Then they'll do that screen and roll where they move into the path of another player and slow down, essentially impeding the movement of that player (e.g., a moving screen of sorts).
Coaches are teaching these quick-hitter "screens" and then additional screening as they move to a new position.
I am glad we decided to reciprocate with those moving screens. The ones that Illinois were setting became egregious toward the end. Dudes were just spreading their arms wide and doing a big clear out. It was crazy.
Pope said he coaches to how the refs are calling the game. He may have said to move a bit in screens when Ill was getting away with it. I noticed it too and I didn't catch us doing it until a bit into the game.
I hate that we have to play like that because how you play shouldn't depend on the ref crew you were assigned.
Saw that too, pretty sure he coulda started a campfire spinning sticks with how long he was in the paint.
Part of the "no calls" we're our fault.
Our players need to plow through the moving screen and make it obvious.
Several times, our players just accepted the moving screen or tried to still go around it, instead they need to initiate contact.
No contact + no foul.
Our players need to plow through the moving screen and make it obvious.
Several times, our players just accepted the moving screen or tried to still go around it, instead they need to initiate contact.
No contact + no foul.
I mean if they called true carrying half the players wouldn't be able to dribble and games would take 4 hours.
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