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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by blindzebra
If I have a TC/PC I'm giving you the spot of the throw-in. It's whistle, fist, illegal screen...or whatever...red ball here, with a point to the spot, then off to the table.
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Mark is speaking from the scorekeeper's point of view, not a floor partner's.
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That makes a difference how?
If the whistle blows I hope the table is paying attention just like my floor partner.
If I'm saying it's red ball or red 23 is my shooter the scorer should have the answer, no?
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You said, "...I'm giving you the spot of the throw-in." So you are referring to Mark as a partner. What he said was that you should be sure you report the TC or PC to the table, so he is sure he gets it correct. TC fouls are less common than defensive fouls, so he needs to know for sure that you've got a TC. Just giving the spot doesn't tell him that. [/B][/QUOTE]
Show me where I said I was not going to report it to the table as a TC foul?
From my first post in this thread I've said, "Whistle, fist, what caused the foul, spot and who's ball, to table, white 23 team control foul with hand behind the head, red ball."
This change is not going to cause anywhere near the confusion that is concerning everyone.
Like I said, one foul with an exception, one signal and, just like with everything else, if we do our job correctly there should not be any problems.