17 minutes ago, Mojocat said:

John Adams is former NCAA head of officials.  Someone asked him about this particular call:

 

 

Hard to imagine an NCAA official being wrong about a high school rule. ?

1 hour ago, TheDeuce said:

IMO, the ball handler initiated the contact, and went directly into the middle of the defenders chest. The defender was sliding (which isn't a problem), and I don't see it as he slid "under" him. He just beat him to the spot. 

 

1 hour ago, TheDeuce said:

IMO, the ball handler initiated the contact, and went directly into the middle of the defenders chest. The defender was sliding (which isn't a problem), and I don't see it as he slid "under" him. He just beat him to the spot. 

Defiantly a block.

7 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Everyone good with the charge call late that gave Douglas a chance to hit the game winning shot.

It looked like a block to me.

 

 

 

I was actually at the game seeing it in real time. Kid dipped his shoulder and ran him over. Truth be told Lex Cath had guys all night extending arms out and dipping their shoulders when driving all night just timing of the call was ugly. This didn’t cost them the game. What cost them the game was having a 6’9-6’10 D-1 center who was having his way inside Pretty much whole first half when he would get it to lead by as many as 8 and barely giving him the ball in the 2nd half against a team whose tallest player maybe 6’2 on a good day 

Catholic not feeding Potter will eat them for rest their life’s. Credit Douglass controlled the paint well enough to stay around and win. Avion Chennault maybe 6ft and had 7 blocks and countless shot changes. Douglass also out rebounded LC 30-28 despite being undersized. Douglass also won the Turnover battle 10-8. FD had a blown wide open layup by Melo Boone who few possessions before dunk on Potter. LC led by as many as 8 and was up all game until 6 min left. That one call didn’t determine the outcome.