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Tue, March 28, 2017 · 2016-17

WAS @ LAL

WAS 119 — LAL 108
Calls reviewed
9
Graded incorrect
1
Officials
Marat Kogut, Kevin Scott, Bill Spooner

Q4

  • 0:01:48 Foul: Defense 3 Second Correct non-call
    Julius Randle

    Randle (LAL) is imminently exiting the lane when the count reaches three seconds.

  • 0:01:37 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
    Julius Randle on Bradley Beal

    Randle (LAL) sets the screen on Beal (WAS) and gives him room to avoid the contact.

  • 0:01:33 Foul: Personal Correct non-call
    Jordan Clarkson on Kelly Oubre Jr.

    Clarkson (LAL) makes contact with the ball and any contact with Oubre Jr.'s (WAS) hand is considered incidental.

  • 0:01:25 Foul: Personal Correct call
    Julius Randle on Kelly Oubre Jr.

    Randle (LAL) makes contact with Oubre Jr. (WAS) that affects his SQBR.

  • 0:01:23 Foul: Offensive Correct non-call
    Julius Randle on Kelly Oubre Jr.

    Randle (LAL) sets the screen on Oubre Jr. (WAS) and gives him room to avoid the contact.

  • 0:01:20 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
    Kelly Oubre Jr. on Jordan Clarkson

    Oubre Jr. (WAS) legally contests the driving shot attempt by Clarkson (LAL).

  • 0:01:06 Foul: Defense 3 Second Not graded
    Julius Randle

    [Detectable with stop watch] Randle (LAL) is in the paint without actively guarding an opponent for longer than three seconds.

  • 0:00:56.500000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
    John Wall on D'Angelo Russell

    Wall (WAS) legally contests Russell's (LAL) jump shot attempt. Any "high-five" contact after the release is considered incidental.

  • 0:00:35.500000 Foul: Defense 3 Second Incorrect non-call
    Julius Randle

    Randle (LAL) is in the paint without actively guarding an opponent for longer than three seconds.

  • 0:00:32.800000 Foul: Shooting Correct non-call
    Tyler Ennis on Otto Porter Jr.

    Ennis (LAL) maintains legal guarding position and makes incidental contact with Porter Jr. (WAS) that does not affect his drive to the basket and shot attempt.

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