Controversial end-game call seals Ole Miss loss to Tennessee

[Jake]

It's pretty much what the NBA has done. It's possible.

No, it’s not. So you’re essentially outlawing the zone.

Duke in bounds the ball from the baseline to a corner against us. Battle and Brissett converge...which player can draw the charge and which one can’t.

If you want to outlaw the charge altogether, that’s a different story.
All contact is a block - I could live with that. But different defenders can’t havevdifferent rules in this case.

 

[Brooky03]

Most, if not all secondary defenders, are not playing defense. They are establishing a wall for the offensive player to attempt to go around/through after they have successfully beaten the primary defender through an actual basketball play. It's why they keep tweaking the rule and moving the semi-circle away. And why the euro-step, which is often just a third step, has become vogue and the near or actual travel allowed to protect both players.

I don't think euro steps have any connection to player safety.

Anyway, this guy was not the secondary defender because there was no primary defender. #1 was running down the court in the general area of the ball handler, guarding air. That's the best way I could describe it. The ball handler didn't even put a move on him to get open.

 

[CuseFaninVT]

No, it’s not. So you’re essentially outlawing the zone.

Duke in bounds the ball from the baseline to a corner against us. Battle and Brissett converge...which player can draw the charge and which one can’t.

If you want to outlaw the charge altogether, that’s a different story.
All contact is a block - I could live with that. But different defenders can’t havevdifferent rules in this case.

Actually, I'd argue in the corner trap situation that both players have established legal guarding position.

 

[Brooky03]

I quit