DET @ UTA

Q4

• 0:00:49.900000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Rudy Gobert on Reggie Jackson

  LATR shows that Gobert (UTA) legally contests Jackson's (DET) driving layup attempt.

• 0:00:28.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
  Marcus Morris on Gordon Hayward

  Morris (DET) maintains legal guarding position as he defends Hayward's (UTA) drive and shot attempt.

• 0:00:26.100000 Foul: Loose Ball Incorrect non-call
  Rudy Gobert on Aron Baynes

  Gobert (UTA) dislodges Baynes (DET) affecting his ability to retrieve the rebound.

• 0:00:24.200000 Instant Replay: Overturn Ruling Correct call

  After communicating with the Replay Center, there was conclusive video evidence that showed that Detroit touched the ball prior to it going OOB. The ruling on the court of a jump ball was overturned and Utah was awarded possession.

• 0:00:24.200000 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Anthony Tolliver on Derrick Favors

  Tolliver (DET) and Favors (UTA) make incidental foot to foot contact that causes both players to stumble.

• 0:00:20.800000 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
  Rudy Gobert on Marcus Morris

  Gobert (UTA) and Morris (DET) make incidental leg to leg contact after Gobert's pass.

• 0:00:08 Foul: Offensive Incorrect non-call
  Rudy Gobert on Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

  Gobert (UTA) sets the screen on Caldwell-Pope (DET) without giving him room to avoid the contact and affecting his ability to defend the jump shot attempt.

• 0:00:05.900000 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Gordon Hayward on Reggie Jackson

  Hayward (UTA) commits a take foul on Jackson (DET).

• 0:00:05.400000 Foul: Personal Correct call
  Chris Johnson on Reggie Jackson

  Johnson (UTA) commits a take foul on Jackson (DET).

• 0:00:03.100000 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
  Marcus Morris on Gordon Hayward

  Morris (DET) makes incidental contact with Hayward (UTA) that does not affect his FOM away from the ball.

• 0:00:00.700000 Turnover: Traveling Correct non-call
  Gordon Hayward

  Hayward (UTA) maintains his pivot foot on the pump fake.

Verdicts and comments are the NBA's, published in its Last Two Minute Report. Only games within three points at the two-minute mark are reviewed, so this is officiating under maximum scrutiny rather than a sample of officiating generally.