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Ball Handler Doesn't Get Hit Harder To Draw A Whistle ...
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Originally Posted by crosscountry55
The preventative officiating stunk here. While we’re not sure of the time in the 4th period, the “announcers” were talking about black needing to give two more fouls. So if they could tell what was going on, why couldn’t the crew? There are times for calling the touch foul when the offending team clearly wants that call.
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https://forum.officiating.com/basket...ml#post1041317
Agree. From my pregame:
Near the end of the game, be aware of coaches requesting timeouts and be sure to inform them after they have used all their time outs. Near the end of the game, give the defense a chance to steal the ball before a quick whistle. When team is trying to foul, call foul immediately when contact occurs so the ball handler doesn't get hit harder to draw a whistle. Let’s make sure there is a play on the ball by the defense. If there’s no play on the ball, if the defense grabs the jersey, pushes from behind, or bear hugs the offensive player, we should consider an intentional foul.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Mon Feb 15, 2021 at 05:02pm.
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