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It Is What It Is ...
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Originally Posted by Robert Goodman
In situations like this, is a player entitled to get a binding answer to, "Sir, may I dribble?"
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Originally Posted by Robert Goodman
But I mean in response to a direct question. Not whether they should, but whether it's legal, since as we've seen here the answer doesn't always come easy.
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The official's answer (right or wrong) is what it is. No official is going to overrule himself, nor is an official going to lie to a child.
A few times every season, even in varsity games, a player will ask me (before I get a chance to tell him), "Can I run the endline?", and I always answer truthfully.
And I don't believe that this is a form of coaching.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sun Mar 08, 2020 at 01:01pm.
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