Sat Jun 16, 2001, 06:36pm
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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Re: Gees!
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Originally posted by mick
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Originally posted by Dan_ref
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Originally posted by paulis
Had this one in a mens league game the other night:
Player from team A attempts shot, misses, crashes the offensive boards and creams player from team B. As lead, I whistle the foul but hear my partner's whistle a split second before mine. He has an away from the ball double foul on a couple of guys who just got tangled up. We agree that his whistle came first so we go to AP arrow for the double foul. Team A gets possession and team B is upset that team A gets to keep the ball even though I had the foul on the rebound. Anyone had something like this before? Done anything differently?
Pauli
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This is not a double foul.
Once you've decided that your partner had the first whistle
your foul no longer happened because it was during a dead ball. In rare cases your foul might count, but only if
it was excessive or flagrant, then you would have a
false double foul, the second one being a T during the dead
ball. Of course, you would only really want to go with
this if the second foul was a big one & there was a
reasonable amount of time between the first & second
whistle.
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Talk about a 3 second attention span.
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lol 
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