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So I attended a Women's Officiating Clinic last night required to work some local "Christian" ball (NCAA division 9 or something like that. Bottom line...Women's mechanics.)
And..a conversation came up about if there is a collision or if a player goes down...there must be a foul. Even if A1 is dribbling and steps on B1's foot (B1 is in legal guarding position) and A1 goes down they want something called. In this case, a block. The clinician called this a "wrong place, wrong time" foul.
I know when in rome, yadda yadda.
What ever happend to advantage / disadvantage? I understand they want the game called tight but I'd have a hard time penalizing legal defense / bailing a player out.
Old guys....any thoughts?
Do you as an official consider the following to be a truism...
If a player goes down, there must be a foul? I suppose this question could apply to NF or NCAA guys.
Larks
VIT
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