This guy

#1 - sinery#265 on commentsRank#265

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(11/25/2013)[-]

Okay, what is going on?

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(11/26/2013)[-]

He caught the ball on the right side of the court and turned to face the left side of the court, giving off the impression that he was headed in that direction. Since the game just started, both teams were easily tricked into thinking "the guy with the ball knows what he's doing" so they all went onto the left side, waiting for him to dribble in that direction. But in actuallity, the white team was supposed to be scoring on the right side of the court, where the guy was already standing with the ball. So after tricking the teams into thinking he was dribbling left, he turned around a scored on the correct net, the one on the right side of the court.

that detailed and clear enough?

#15 to #8 - dangergooch

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(11/26/2013)[-]

White team? All I see is a lot of black people.

#39 to #15 - gglai

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Theyre not black though, theyre asian.

#71 to #39 - anon id: 410b3920

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(11/26/2013)[-]

brock.jpg

#56 to #8 - thalfak

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Very detailed but not very easily read. Add some space

#72 to #8 - limb

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Yes that was detailed enough. Thank you for explaining. I was a little confused.

#65 to #8 - ripgeckosncherios

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(11/26/2013)[-]

why not go for the net straight away? nobody seems to be close enough to stop him

#62 to #8 - theodordronen

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Forgive my ignorance, but I seem to remember a 3 second rule in the box. Does that not apply when you have the ball or is he not in there that long?

#64 to #62 - chrislee

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(11/26/2013)[-]

It only applies to the defense if that person is not actively guarding someone.

#66 to #64 - theodordronen

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Aight cool, thanks

#69 to #66 - pandasarekawai

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Don't listen to chrislee, i'm sure he just misread the message but he's only half correct. What he just described was a 3 second DEFENSIVE violation that only exists in NBA. What you were stating was the 3 second OFFENSIVE violation, used in the general Basketball rules or FIBA rules. The rules states that a player gets called this violation for standing in the paint for more than 3 seconds. So to answer your question, the person was not in the paint long enough for this violation to be called

#84 to #69 - theodordronen

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(11/26/2013)[-]

oh okay, cheers

#44 to #8 - cptsweatpants

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(11/26/2013)[-]

But how was he on their side at the start of the game? Shouldn't he start on his side of the court?

#59 to #44 - sexymossantamby

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(11/26/2013)[-]

theres no off sides in basketball

#33 to #8 - loonquawl

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Be more specific.

#23 to #8 - FightClub

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(11/26/2013)[-]

ok i lost you at "turned to face the left side of the court"

#41 to #8 - danielhargadine

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#3 to #1 - iiiiiii [OP]

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(11/25/2013)[-]

Hi OP here, can explain. White teams wins the tip off, the guy who scores later goes for a score, but suddenly stops. This way he fools enemies that he is not attacking but defending. When black team goes to defence he scores, because he was actually attacking. He could have scored anyway. Sorry for writing it so badly, hopefuly it could atleast make it more clear for you all.

#4 to #3 - sinery#265 on commentsRank#265

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(11/25/2013)[-]

But they wear black and white just for that.

#6 to #4 - bigmanblue

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(11/25/2013)[-]

they think hes on the white goals side of the coart so they run to the other side believing he will follow and they can defend against him when instead he is actualy on the black goals side meaning he tricks them then simple scores
if he hadnt tricked them there was a chance they would have blocked the shot

#7 to #4 - kasperfage

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(11/25/2013)[-]

yes, but he stilled fooled em, if it's because they are; slow, black or it was just a brainfart, i can't tell you tho

also, hello tho

#9 to #1 - Roka

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Sportsball!

#2 to #1 - indonesia

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(11/25/2013)[-]

yes, i don't get it either

#5 - koolmoedee

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(11/25/2013)[-]

#27 to #5 - mrsnowballs

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#17 to #5 - toamax

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(11/26/2013)[-]

what is this from?

#29 - whitehawk

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#45 to #29 - butiloveu

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(11/26/2013)[-]

So, you tell me the FIFA 2012 engine wasn't unrealistic stupid?

#40 to #29 - lastweek

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(11/26/2013)[-]

"I did none of that on purpose..."

#11 - hurleyy

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#83 to #11 - anon id: 7cc64d86

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(11/26/2013)[-]

I laughed way harder than I should have at this.

#32 - bubbzieee

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(11/26/2013)[-]

That guy totally "Bugs Bunnied" their asses

#12 - hurleyy

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#52 - baitdoesnttalkback

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#55 to #52 - mutzaki

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(11/26/2013)[-]

I'm not picking up what's happening in this .gif, but it looks like they're pretending to be football players.

#87 to #55 - baitdoesnttalkback

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(11/26/2013)[-]

it was a pretty intense physical playoff game. more physical than you usually see in basketball. And the refs were not calling a lot of stuff. because if they did the game would of been like over 3 and a half hours of free throws. And because the series was so physical lebron tried to flop in order to get a call and david west seeing lebron was flopping decided to flop himself to try and make sure he didnt get called for a offensive foul

#80 to #55 - holybronybatman

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(11/26/2013)[-]

American Football, or English Football?

#85 to #80 - mutzaki

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(11/26/2013)[-]

European football.

#86 to #85 - holybronybatman

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Oh, okay. Yeah.

#76 to #55 - usmcoorah

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Do you mean soccer, or football?

#81 to #76 - usmcoorah

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(11/26/2013)[-]

I didn't mean that in an asshole way, I should have said it like holybronybatman.

#82 to #81 - holybronybatman

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(11/26/2013)[-]

I understood what you meant, and wondered why you got thumbed down.

#73 to #52 - anon id: 90c6b6b7

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(11/26/2013)[-]

lebron and the flopin ass miami heat. Those choke artists will not three peat

#13 - acidreign

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#20 to #13 - mrbuu

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(11/26/2013)[-]

invalid play sorry to be that guy
1. the center can't hand the ball off must snap it/fumble

2. the qb can not move like that prior to the ball being snapped or its false start .

#25 to #20 - pxthreezerothree

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(11/26/2013)[-]

1. the side snap was allowed in this particular football league

2. the qb technically came to a set position when the ball was snapped, length of time is irrelevant.

#34 to #25 - mdogwomb

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#22 to #20 - haxslasher

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(11/26/2013)[-]

more like the center can't handle this play! I don't know anything about baseball

#35 to #20 - mdogwomb

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(11/26/2013)[-]

under American Football rules, it is completely legal for the center to give the ball to the quarterback over the shoulder. the only league that says the ball must be snapped between the legs is the CFL. In addition, on player is allowed to be in motion at the time of the snap, this could be a receiver in jet sweep, or a quarter back moving. As long as the quarter back doesn't step into the neutral zone before the snap, the play is legal.

#77 to #20 - usmcoorah

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(11/26/2013)[-]

No youre an idiot. That play is completely valid and its called the statue of liberty.

The quarterback and center can move. The center cant move out of his stance or move the football but he can point out the mikes and sams of the defense as well as call for line shifts.

The quarterback can move as much as he wants, watch one NFL game and you'll realize this.

If any WR, HB, FB, TE, or OL (excluding the center) move without a call for motion from the QB, its a false start.

#79 to #77 - usmcoorah

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(11/26/2013)[-]

Only eligible receivers can move when called into motion, not OL.

#21 to #20 - anon id: f45be9ac

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(11/26/2013)[-]

were those two rules specified, or re-written to that way before, or after this play was done years ago...?

#30 to #21 - mHawk

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(11/26/2013)[-]

No, and he is right. Correct call would be illegal motion. This was a youth league game though and the refs were probably high schoolers or college kids who have little to no understanding of the rules, like intramural sports refs in most colleges.

#78 to #30 - usmcoorah

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(11/26/2013)[-]

No it wouldn't. A side snap is completely legal and the quarterback can move wherever he wants prior to the ball being snapped.

The ball had been snapped, so any player at this point could have moved without a false start call.

An illegal motion call would only be called for an ineligible receiver reacting to a motion call from the QB, such as a tackle moving like a TE.

#67 - inbardo

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(11/26/2013)[-]

#14 - oodlesandoodles

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(11/26/2013)[-]

When all else fails, ninja kick that mother ****** in his bitch face