Five (5) Guarding plays to challenge your skills. How many guarding plays can you get right?

[@cheffreysailto8937]

I wish more parents and coaches would watch these videos. At times I second guess my calls, but the more I watch your videos the more confident I am in knowing that I'm making the correct calls when I see them.

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Glad our videos are helping to solidify your confidence. We too, wish more fans and coaches would watch our videos. Thanks for watching.

[@aldrichchua9298]

Patience whistle is the key instead of blowing more whistles…

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Well said.

[@mattpreston4950]

One takeaway for me: look for LGP earlier. LIke play #5, I thought "ok, blocking foul, but play on". Same with play #1. So much to learn.

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Glad you enjoy these. Thanks for watching.

[@GenXcollector]

Play 1, initially I'm not going to blow a 3 on none scoring opportunity dead on that foul. However, seeing that player potentially being injured I would consider it unnecessary & excessive for a flagrant.

[@OfficialsInstitute]

I don't think there was anything worthy of a flagrant foul on play #1, just a player going for a loose ball. But contact that deserves a foul none the less. Thanks for watching.

[@LostLakeTribune]

The foul on play 2 is after the defender fell to his knees

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Possibly. The clip is specifically looking at the contact on the dribbler, however. Thanks for watching.

[@chrisarnold6267]

Plays #4 & #5 the calling officials were out of position to see through the play.

[@OfficialsInstitute]

thanks for your comment

[@first-centuryyouthministry5354]

Hi Josh, Thanks again for the videos. Quick question, why would play #5 not be considered player control on the offense? Did he create contact on the defender, displacing him and granting himself an offensive advantage? Help me understand why its legal play. I definitely want to get these calls right. Thanks so much. - Heather

[@OfficialsInstitute]

It could be player control, if you follow the rule exactly, but I think you would be better off having a no call on this as the the affect on the play was minimal. But....it is NOT a block.

[@coltonclark6121]

Can you please describe which foul these are?

[@OfficialsInstitute]

There was no foul to call on any of these but play #1. You can call a push or block.

[@magnoromano7514]

Asked a question sir... Whos foul? White team or black team?

[@OfficialsInstitute]

Which play?

[@magnoromano7514]

In play no#1

[@OfficialsInstitute]

@@magnoromano7514 foul on white.

[@magnoromano7514]

@@OfficialsInstitute thanks sir for teaching me well... I hope all my question about officiating you answer... God bless you sir