Both feet were on the ground, he was nearly completely vertical, he was still by the time first constant was made, this was not a moving screen, he simply used his opponents frustration and anticipation of the fastbreak against him and made a good play👍
@@mark5071 it's not that people want this, it's that people want refs as efficient and fast as this ref in the video to be in the NBA. The NBA refs are quite the opposite which is why i said we need this ref in the NBA.
🧔♂️ “I agree, Steve. Just always making intellegent plays, a great shooter. I’m suprised he missed that shot, but a heads-up play from one of the smartest players in the league. Over to you, Bob.”
As a left back in football trying to replicate this when an opposing winger does a 1-2 pass doesn't always go according to plan. Usually gets you booked
It's actually a good read! It's something I always hated playing against, but loved it on my team. Especially when they are really good at it. It drives opponents absolutely crazy lol!
@@oazieparzival_exb828yeah but stuff like that is part of sports Like wise if the guy running you over “accidentally” stomps on your hand it’s on you so it’s a risk lol
@@oazieparzival_exb828 being aware of yourself and where you are related to the other team player's is a skill itself. the game is more about putting a basket in the hoop lol
@@faxd3448 based on that statement i could say no ref I didn't walk into him he walked into me HE wasn't aware that i was running this way so he crashed into me
@@bobbilly7232 true its part of the sport but running on ther other guy hand is also unsportmanlike too. I'm saying its just a pussy move. its like u cant resort to normal blocking of the ball you pull a scummy move to get a foul
yeah i think so as well i don't watch basketball but that seems like an easy way to abuse the rules, like what's the attacker supposed to do against that?
@@norbertsobon5621yea no. Unless you have trained your plyos like a mad man you can’t easily change your trajectory like that when someone jumps in front of while you’re running in a straight line
This is a blocking foul. The offensive player doesn’t have the ball and the defender is impeding the flow of natural movement of the off ball offensive player. You can’t set for charges off ball like this 😂
the player was in a legal guarding position, the off ball player was no directly involved in the play, and had sufficient time to avoid collision. In no world is this a blocking foul. Bro go rammed into
exactly, thats the base for lookin for rules - its offball defense, it doesnt matter at all if his feet are set or not, words like "charge", "screen" are not useable in this case, its off ball defense, and thats a pretty pussy move by the defender and actually a clear path foul - u can not just hop over in 1 second from left to right and block somebody running out and then flop like this - this happened so often in ncaa last decade, they even changed the rules for charging because officials called too many charges, it was destroying the game
Me personally, I hate charge and blocking fouls. To me if you go for contact and you get it, nothing should happen and we continue the game unless it is a hard obvious foul on purpose
In any normal league, this is a blocking foul! The attacker tries to avoid contact, and the defender just jumped out in front of him in 0.00001 seconds
In any league that follows the rules of basketball under the FIBA March 2022 updated package. This is a Team Control foul on the offence. It’s literally in the rulebook of basketball if you ever question it again. But since you seem new to the sport I don’t mind letting you know! Welcome to basketball!
@@Connorjs1not even close. Offensive player was moving to his left as contact was fixing to occur, defensive player still had a staggered stance because he wasn't even fully in front on the offensive player. Not to mention the ref was never in position for the call, wasn't watching those plates he was watching the ball, and had 2 players run in front of him before he made the call. Awful officiating.
@user-xl4fb2cm9u So according to you, as long the offense is avoiding contact, the defender can't stay front of the offensive player. That is not right. The point of defense is to stay infront of offense. Defense should not be faulted for getting in front of the offense and standing still. It's the offense not being able to react that resulted in the collision in this scenario.
@@adammenard3765 Its hard to see, but the defender established clear position with both feet on the ground in a legal guarding position before they made contact. Where in the rulebook does it say the defender has to leave the offense enough time to react?
I would have called a blocking foul; almost a charge but body positioning was poor and his feet weren't properly set. In other words, the defender initiated contact by jumping to the right and into the path of the offensive player looking to avoid contact.
Taking a charge on a non ball handler shouldn’t be a offensive foul it should be called a tech if done maliciously if this catches on it’s going to kill fast breaks which is the one of the most exciting parts of basketball.
(I DONT CARE IF IM WRONG IM JUST SAYING WHAT I SEE HERE)Bro did NOT push him, he was getting ready for an unexpected collision that would’ve needed split second reactions. If thats not a foul on the defense this seems like it would be way to exploitable.
It’s as exploitable, as avoidable. If the defender happens to be moving while being charged at, it would be a blocking foul/ defensive illegal screen on the defender’s part. But since he’s set in motion and takes the charge, it’s considered a foul on offense. It’s not something that can happen all the time though. You have to do it perfectly because if you do it too early, then the opponent would obviously notice and avoid you, giving the offensive team extra leverage to an open teammate,due to you being stuck in screen position or if you try to wait til the last minute it will definitely be considered a blocking foul or a no call for a flop (which happens a lot).
@@youngcitybandit he is focusing on 2 maybe three things at once, the defender even made a fake step to the inside before he went back out to block him. He running the fastbreak looking at both the defender and the ballcarrier . Its just a dick move to do because he knew he was beat and had to come up with some bullsheet to stop the counter after HIS missed shot.
Unfortunately that’s just called a smart play, yea it may not seem fair to the defense that he has to deal with this surprise screen on top of whatever he’s thinking about during play, but that’s just part of the game, making smart moves like this that catch your opponent off guard to beat them. Nothing wrong here, just smart basketball.
@@F7S1004 smart may be a generous word considering all he did was throw himself at him. He got the call and that what counts but thats not the case in any league for a good reason. What is someone supposed to do in that situation other that get ready for the impact, he literally threw himself at him with a big lead step before he came to a stop. Its crazy that he falls the way he falls after stepping into him this way.
Normally, what the white dude did would be a defensive foul, but because the brown guy (likely instinctively) pushed him, it became an offensive foul, as the offense may not make push contact with their hands as to make the opposing player fall.
I think the foul is on 32 because the offensive player did not have the ball a single time in the possession and he didn’t initiate the contact, it might have looked like it but that is just a natural response to an unexpected action. Also, 32 purposefully blocked the path of the other player. I do also think that it could possibly be a no call because all the time when a player is cutting the defensive player makes some type of contact with the cutter, and most of the time the cutter isn’t trying to make contact with the defensive player it is usually the opposite where the defensive player initiates the contact with the offensive player and I see no difference here just that 32 fell on the ground. An example would be if every time an offensive player is making a cut to the basket and a random defender just slides over and gets in the way that wouldn’t be a foul if the offensive player didn’t purposely run in to him.
This pissed me off because it’s 100% legal but you just don’t see it often but this one dude I always played against did this and got me a few times and made me so freaking mad. Gotta pay attention though and stay in the game.
Defender moving backward, stand still at the moment of the impact, doesn't initiate the impact. He is legally blocking the offense, so offensive foul. Smart move by this guy seeing that the offender is lost and don't look forward, and props to the referee noticing
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ref got the eyes of a hawk
Wish nba refs were like this
He was in front dummy, everyone would see it
He was already looking right at em
Hes a good ref u can tell
Ref trying to get to the league too
Both feet were on the ground, he was nearly completely vertical, he was still by the time first constant was made, this was not a moving screen, he simply used his opponents frustration and anticipation of the fastbreak against him and made a good play👍
Bro is you dumb 😂, he literally moved after he set his feet. The offence literally had nowhere to go but bump him that’s very obvious a moving screen
False. That wasn't a charge, bqd call.
@@traytyler9951 nah nah nah, not da wypipo usin dey brains😱
Get over your black fragility brother, it’s mentally keeping you where your ancestors were
@@traytyler9951 nah nah nah, not da wypipo usin dey brains😱
Get over your black fragility brother, it’s mentally keeping you where your ancestors were
@@mr.castlegive me some evidence pls. Because what I see is he had the set ready and the offensive player pushed him
Hit ‘em with that “look here”
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He’s talking about the charge not the offense😂
other guy hit em with the "pick someone your own size"
get that ref in the NBA asap.
Wait, people want this? This seems like such a shitty rule.
@@mark5071 it's not that people want this, it's that people want refs as efficient and fast as this ref in the video to be in the NBA. The NBA refs are quite the opposite which is why i said we need this ref in the NBA.
@@chris_breezy5143 alrighty thanks
@@mark5071it's not a shitty rule just don't push and run around
@@hido...if this was the NBA he'd be getting dogged for flopping
I'm just here to say that whistle goes hard af with the drop 🔥
fr, sounds like filthys tag
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Barney the purple dinosaur
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Lmao always someone that can’t see anything but race💀 “damn white people and their ability to accurately talk about a play”
@@napoleondynamite4148😂😂 so you know
Any ref I know is missing that 😂
Because it’s not a foul
@@pigs6486 it is pushing any defender is a foul LOL
@@pigs6486 You don't know basketball
I like how referee's whistle perfectly matches with the music
That was on purpose
@@sloth9210 So we cant appreciate good editing now?
@@sloth9210I don’t even think it was on purpose. The drop is synced to when he gets pushed. The whistle after is just well timed naturally
It isn't perfect. The third sound doesn't match.
Charging fouls works like a double edge sword 💯🔥
For those that are lost
HE PUSHES HIM =offensive foul
Even tho dude was not set
Ya ik like other people are saying it’s a blocking foul like
@@andrewm3778 lol they wilding bro went full force
He was setting a moving screen. You can’t expect him to stop on the dot
@@parthis5231he stopped. You can see it
He was still though. It is a charge and an offensive foul
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As a left back in football trying to replicate this when an opposing winger does a 1-2 pass doesn't always go according to plan. Usually gets you booked
He learned that from the old 2k16 days and hit em with that charge cheese 😂
He was looking at the ref the second he hit the ground😂😂😂
I mean, he clearly stopped in front of the other dude to force the foul, so yeah, he would be looking out for the referee.
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It's actually a good read! It's something I always hated playing against, but loved it on my team. Especially when they are really good at it. It drives opponents absolutely crazy lol!
I feel like its unsportsmanlike tho. Deliberately standing in front of the guy just to brake him just ask for trouble
@@oazieparzival_exb828yeah but stuff like that is part of sports
Like wise if the guy running you over “accidentally” stomps on your hand it’s on you so it’s a risk lol
@@oazieparzival_exb828 being aware of yourself and where you are related to the other team player's is a skill itself. the game is more about putting a basket in the hoop lol
@@faxd3448 based on that statement i could say no ref I didn't walk into him he walked into me HE wasn't aware that i was running this way so he crashed into me
@@bobbilly7232 true its part of the sport but running on ther other guy hand is also unsportmanlike too. I'm saying its just a pussy move. its like u cant resort to normal blocking of the ball you pull a scummy move to get a foul
This video made my day a hundred times better.
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Wtf
Continue preaching the good knowledge
bro really said "you missed and you'll pay" 😭😭😭
Super cool! Loving it!
Thats a clear blocking foul
This is super catchy!
Cant stop the A-train babyyy 🔥🔥
You can’t take a charge if the guy doesn’t have the ball and I missing something here
Jakucionis who was playing for Barcelona and is now in the NCAA will be so good
Blocking foul haha
Hell no wdym? that was clever
Thank god you’re not a referee
@@Adriellusionhe didn’t have time to stop
No
@@Adriellusionhe definitely was a ref during Mavs-Celtics game 3
Kaito is an alien and he's kinda spacey, coming from a universe to party and go crazy
People love to comment on rules they dont know, its actually halarious
😮 Are you saying me, a sport enthusiast, don't know the rules better than the man officiating the game, whose job is to know the rules?
@@Phantom_ZoneI mean tbf, there are countless clips of travel in NBA which are not called out. No wonder why people think they know better
@@haxor-rex5705 travel? My brother they finna doing around the court in 80 strides before dunking the ball.
You can’t spell
@@reggierob5752 you don't know what a period is.
Very exciting play, makes me wanna move my body
odds of ref not catching that foul is high though..Gutsy play
If that's an offensive foul, then the rules need to be changed. That's absolutely ridiculous
Delulu
yeah i think so as well
i don't watch basketball but that seems like an easy way to abuse the rules, like what's the attacker supposed to do against that?
@@jonathan069exactly like we just jumping in front of guys now at half court is crazy
@@jonathan069don't run into a guy in front of you? If you see a guy tracking you there's time to adjust and not hit him
@@norbertsobon5621yea no. Unless you have trained your plyos like a mad man you can’t easily change your trajectory like that when someone jumps in front of while you’re running in a straight line
This is the kind of things Austin Reaves does know the court. Him and Podz from the warriors.
Ginobili use to do this in every game.
@@ManoleitorArg yup. Dude was one of a kind.
This is a blocking foul. The offensive player doesn’t have the ball and the defender is impeding the flow of natural movement of the off ball offensive player. You can’t set for charges off ball like this 😂
As long as both feet were on the ground when he stopped his movement. If he didn’t he would’ve been considered moving.
the player was in a legal guarding position, the off ball player was no directly involved in the play, and had sufficient time to avoid collision.
In no world is this a blocking foul. Bro go rammed into
exactly, thats the base for lookin for rules - its offball defense, it doesnt matter at all if his feet are set or not, words like "charge", "screen" are not useable in this case, its off ball defense, and thats a pretty pussy move by the defender and actually a clear path foul - u can not just hop over in 1 second from left to right and block somebody running out and then flop like this - this happened so often in ncaa last decade, they even changed the rules for charging because officials called too many charges, it was destroying the game
@@youngcitybandit he didnt have sufficient time to avoid anything wtf are you on about? The dude just spontaneously stopped
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Literally taking one for the team
Bro had the spidey senses🗿
He made him do a charging foul😂
I need the song bro
Let’s be honest we had to watch this video twice cause our eyes was focus on the person with the ball 🏀
One ten hundred thousand million billion trillioon🗣️🗣️
Barney theme goes hard
I didn't realize he was going for a foul instead of trying to stop the assist
Ahh i love the little shoe squeaks 🥰😅🤣
like rats 😅🐁
@@ilikeanimals5015 yessss 😁🥰😂
That NBA 2K10 for me right there
Good call but I like physicality in basketball. Personally if you put yourself in a position to get charged of a fast break then I’d keep on playing
“Y don’t u like basketball?” basketball:….
That's a blocking foul.. no way in hell the defensive player established a legal defensive position
he stayed in his circle vertically. opponent push him. its offensive fault
Me personally, I hate charge and blocking fouls. To me if you go for contact and you get it, nothing should happen and we continue the game unless it is a hard obvious foul on purpose
If he just ran into him instead of pushed, i think the ref would have ignored it as incidental contact
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That’s a foul on number 32
Refs never see when I get floored doing that, even if they do they ignore completely
Majestic ass brick.
I wanna say his feet weren’t set so bad, but he was set like a damn tree stump. Great play
98% getting called a blocking foul in the NBA
All buddy has to do is look where he’s going.
that carry tho on the fast break...
If I did that ref would definitely call foul against me.
smart play vs tough play 💀
In any normal league, this is a blocking foul! The attacker tries to avoid contact, and the defender just jumped out in front of him in 0.00001 seconds
In any league that follows the rules of basketball under the FIBA March 2022 updated package. This is a Team Control foul on the offence.
It’s literally in the rulebook of basketball if you ever question it again. But since you seem new to the sport I don’t mind letting you know! Welcome to basketball!
@@Connorjs1not even close. Offensive player was moving to his left as contact was fixing to occur, defensive player still had a staggered stance because he wasn't even fully in front on the offensive player. Not to mention the ref was never in position for the call, wasn't watching those plates he was watching the ball, and had 2 players run in front of him before he made the call. Awful officiating.
@@Connorjs1you have to establish clear position so the offense has time to move out of the way. This is clear block I was a high school basketball ref
@user-xl4fb2cm9u
So according to you, as long the offense is avoiding contact, the defender can't stay front of the offensive player. That is not right. The point of defense is to stay infront of offense. Defense should not be faulted for getting in front of the offense and standing still. It's the offense not being able to react that resulted in the collision in this scenario.
@@adammenard3765 Its hard to see, but the defender established clear position with both feet on the ground in a legal guarding position before they made contact. Where in the rulebook does it say the defender has to leave the offense enough time to react?
someone so much heavier than me did the same thing, but i fell down, fault was still mine
cant go over it! cant go under it! cant go around it! GO THROUGH IT
This is a no call here folks. No blocking and no charge.
woah never knew you could draw charge offball
Say what you will that was a clutch play
In off ball player situation the elements of Time and distance are strictly applied. Blocking foul
Forcing penalties is unsportsmanlike and pathetic, don't know why so many sports act like it's a legitimate "play"
I would have called a blocking foul; almost a charge but body positioning was poor and his feet weren't properly set. In other words, the defender initiated contact by jumping to the right and into the path of the offensive player looking to avoid contact.
Ref needs to be in wnba
Bro doesn't extend his arms, this doesn't get called.
Bro charge cheesed in real life
bro if it was me he better run fast asf
You’d fight him? Nice.
Song?
Taking a charge on a non ball handler shouldn’t be a offensive foul it should be called a tech if done maliciously if this catches on it’s going to kill fast breaks which is the one of the most exciting parts of basketball.
Wait… I thought u couldn’t do a transition screen 😭😭
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It was defensive foul actually
It wasn't, he was standing still and the other guy ran through him
@@lukacs654u can’t just run in front of someone’s path u have to be standing still b4 that.
Had 28 not pushed him and made it seem like he did it on purpose it would of been exactly that, but it isn't that
He was standing from before only.
@@Jayfpsrblxhe was
I want all refs to be like this 😢
This dude been playing 2k
Surprised the Ref saw that. Extreme attention to detail
I try ti pull this play om 2k constantly and i dont get shit
Barça just too clever with it
(I DONT CARE IF IM WRONG IM JUST SAYING WHAT I SEE HERE)Bro did NOT push him, he was getting ready for an unexpected collision that would’ve needed split second reactions. If thats not a foul on the defense this seems like it would be way to exploitable.
It’s as exploitable, as avoidable. If the defender happens to be moving while being charged at, it would be a blocking foul/ defensive illegal screen on the defender’s part. But since he’s set in motion and takes the charge, it’s considered a foul on offense. It’s not something that can happen all the time though. You have to do it perfectly because if you do it too early, then the opponent would obviously notice and avoid you, giving the offensive team extra leverage to an open teammate,due to you being stuck in screen position or if you try to wait til the last minute it will definitely be considered a blocking foul or a no call for a flop (which happens a lot).
Being more attentive wouldve stopped this. Its a foul on defender if he was moving while colliding, but bro was standing still on his spot
@@youngcitybandit he is focusing on 2 maybe three things at once, the defender even made a fake step to the inside before he went back out to block him. He running the fastbreak looking at both the defender and the ballcarrier . Its just a dick move to do because he knew he was beat and had to come up with some bullsheet to stop the counter after HIS missed shot.
Unfortunately that’s just called a smart play, yea it may not seem fair to the defense that he has to deal with this surprise screen on top of whatever he’s thinking about during play, but that’s just part of the game, making smart moves like this that catch your opponent off guard to beat them. Nothing wrong here, just smart basketball.
@@F7S1004 smart may be a generous word considering all he did was throw himself at him. He got the call and that what counts but thats not the case in any league for a good reason. What is someone supposed to do in that situation other that get ready for the impact, he literally threw himself at him with a big lead step before he came to a stop. Its crazy that he falls the way he falls after stepping into him this way.
Ah yes, he used 100% of his **BASKETBALL** skills there
I broke my wrist with this exact play
so anyone that actually plays basketball ball can u tell me whos at fault cause the people in the comment section dont know what they talking about
Normally, what the white dude did would be a defensive foul, but because the brown guy (likely instinctively) pushed him, it became an offensive foul, as the offense may not make push contact with their hands as to make the opposing player fall.
The person in the white jersey is at fault because it would be an offensive foul if he pushed the guy in the blue
I think the foul is on 32 because the offensive player did not have the ball a single time in the possession and he didn’t initiate the contact, it might have looked like it but that is just a natural response to an unexpected action. Also, 32 purposefully blocked the path of the other player. I do also think that it could possibly be a no call because all the time when a player is cutting the defensive player makes some type of contact with the cutter, and most of the time the cutter isn’t trying to make contact with the defensive player it is usually the opposite where the defensive player initiates the contact with the offensive player and I see no difference here just that 32 fell on the ground. An example would be if every time an offensive player is making a cut to the basket and a random defender just slides over and gets in the way that wouldn’t be a foul if the offensive player didn’t purposely run in to him.
@@EH34567you clearly are not a basketball player 😂
@@EH34567its a charge you can use a charge almost anywhere on the court on someone who has or doesn't have the ball
Added some lil slide back for finesse 🌚
Blocking foul he stepped into his lane
I love how some people are turning this into a race thing. Like holy shit you people have to go find any way to bring race into something.
Body on the line
all things on the court come with balance, next time he goes for that it'll look like Madden
W ref
I’ve had this happen to me in a game that’s the softest shit you can do to draw a foul
Flopping has become a skill at rhis point.
I'm not the only one that heard camp lazlo right? Nvm..
This pissed me off because it’s 100% legal but you just don’t see it often but this one dude I always played against did this and got me a few times and made me so freaking mad. Gotta pay attention though and stay in the game.
Defender moving backward, stand still at the moment of the impact, doesn't initiate the impact. He is legally blocking the offense, so offensive foul. Smart move by this guy seeing that the offender is lost and don't look forward, and props to the referee noticing
Coach is like that was awesome don't do it again
W screen