Quote:
Originally Posted by BigCat
No. It isn't too late. You might not blow the whistle on the first one for whatever reason...happened quick etc. Doesn't mean you are ignoring anything. Tell player once then call foul.
I will say hands off when the arm goes out. Before contact. Call it coaching or whatever you want but makes the game better.
|
You have made my point exactly. You say it when the hand or arm goes out
BEFORE contact. That is preventative officiating. When the hand is already on, and the phrase becomes "hands off" then your are coaching, not preventing and by doing so, you are ignoring a 10-1-4 foul.