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anyone know the details of the play with about 7 seconds left?

 

 

I was at the game and it was unfortunate that an officials call played such a pivotal role in the decision. Webb, after trailing most of the game, had tied the game and on the inbounds pass, the Ensworth player received the pass, turned and plowed over the Webb defender who had moved herself right in behind her. The official called a blocking foul, sending Ensworth to the line for the winning free throws. Some of us wondered if the basis for the call was that the defender didn't give the player with the ball room to turn. However several officials seated next to me said it was clearly a charge, that once the player has control of the ball the defender doesn't have to give them any room, and if the defender is set and the offensive player plows them over then that is a charge. One can question the wisdom of the Webb player taking the chance on that play when the game is tied, and putting the decision in the hands of the official, but it appeared the ref blew the call. Tough loss for Webb but hats off to Ensworth for coming back from a large deficit against Briarcrest and defeating Webb who had beated them handily just a week earlier for the region title

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can you upload it to the video site? please.

 

I was at the game. My first impression was that the right call was, Block. After watching the way this game was called I was sure it would be called, Charge. Heck, after watching this game I'm not even sure what a walk is any more. When a whistle sounded the players on both teams didn't know what was going to be called or who the referee was going to point at. The only thing I can say is, I think the game was called in good faith.

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