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Originally posted by Smitty
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Originally posted by Camron Rust
Grabbing a shirt is most definitely NOT an flagrant. I'd even have a hard time calling it an intentional unless it is on a play like a breakaway where the offended looses a completely unobstructed layup. Coming off of a screen, I'd think a standard hodling foul would be best. Why have the holding foul at all if grabbing someone is an intentional.
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What's the difference between grabbing someone's shirt to keep them from moving and wrapping your arms around someone's body? I'm talking about a blatant grabbing, not just an accidental grab of the shirt and quickly letting go.
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Most rebounds would involve an intentional foul then. A1 boxing out, wraps arms back around opponent to keep him from moving to the ball...that's a common foul.
Grabbing the shirt should be no different than grabbing the arm or putting the arm across the opponents body to delay/hold him.
It becomes intentional depending on context. Did the held player have an unobstructed line to a near-certain bucket? Or was the level of contact excessive?