Understanding Block Charge265
Exploring Block Charge265 reveals several interesting facts. On this transition play, the center official quickly picks up the defender in white in order to determine the legality of his position.
Key Takeaways about Block Charge265
- On this throw in, the Lead hands the thrower in the ball and gets a good position to be able to referee the low post matchup.
- Notice the position of the Lead official as he referees this play outside in and can open his vision to see his matchup plus the next.
- On this transition play, the defender establishes LGP outside of the RA. The offensive player initiates contact that goes through the ...
- On this play the defender does a good job of staying in the path of the offensive player and moving his feet to maintain a legal ...
- On this drive to the basket, the drive starts near a transition point between the trail and center. Both officials step down with the ...
Detailed Analysis of Block Charge265
The lead official does a great job on this play recognizing the secondary defender play. As the dribbler beats his primary defender ... Set one 158x5 not recorded. Set two 182x5 not recorded. Set three 207x12. Set four 226x10. Set five 245x6 New PR! Set six ... My top sets from this evening's training.
As we referee this play, we see the defender establishes LGP in the path of the offensive player who goes through his torso.
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