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Originally posted by bballrob
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Originally posted by icallfouls
DC
If two players square off as if to fight, are you just going to T up one of them? I doubt you would. You and I T them both to let them know both were caught.
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Speak for yourself man. YOU may only T them both, but I'm tossing em both, and I'd bet that DC is going to as well, but I'll let him make that known.
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Originally posted by icallfouls
I don't see alot of support for your T in this situation from more of the "senior" members, because they know that the call did not improve the game.
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Just cause they've posted a bunch of psychobabble on chuck's annual baseball thread doesn't mean they deserve more respect then the rest of us. "SENIOR MEMBER" don't mean squat other then it shows you got too much time on your hands.
[Edited by bballrob on May 12th, 2005 at 03:37 PM]
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Understand that neither player in my example was going to fight. Check your definition of a fight. It requires an attempt to hit, among other things. Watch some of the NCAA games where this happens. No one gets tossed, unless punches are thrown, for squaring off. Talk to anyone who has been there. Ask them, tell them about the free throw situation, and then tell them about this one. You've got to understand the game grasshopper.
Senior members, I was refering to the referees who actually know how to officiate under big time pressure, officials that have worked the state playoffs/championships, or college tournaments/playoffs, etc. We have some here.
Its time to golf. L8R