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Subjective Judgement Decision ...
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Originally Posted by thedewed
So no one can say what an attempt to stand would entail, if not this? that's problematic. It has to be intended to mean something, does it not? what conduct does it prohibit, if not starting the process to stand? and how do you start the process to stand from prone when possessing a ball, that would not include going to the knees? logic should count for something here
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In my opinion, Ms. Atkinson's interpretation included a poorly written rationale, and left some questions unanswered, or answered incompletely.
https://forum.officiating.com/basket...ml#post1046345
Until it shows up in the casebook, or as an annual interpretation, or a point of emphasis, don't lose any sleep over it. Attempting to get up is still a subjective judgement decision.
Coach: "What did she do wrong?"
thedewed: "She was attempting to get up."
Coach: "Thank you for the explanation thedewed. You're an outstanding official. What's with the ears?"
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Last edited by BillyMac; Mon Jan 10, 2022 at 12:15pm.
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