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Re: Re: Re: if its a dead ball
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Originally posted by Nevadaref
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Originally posted by tomegun
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Originally posted by deecee
i will give the player time to tie his shoe before putting the ball in play -- also if his team has the ball and they are just walking the ball up the court i will stop and let him tie his shoe -- i do this only once a game where i would stop the action any subsequent time i just let it play until a dead ball or if the coach insists i must stop the game to let his player tie his shoe -- blow the whistle and call a timeout for his team -- coach will complain and then you tell him "coach i am going to go and report something to the table that starts with a letter T which one do you want?"
happened twice and both times the coach went with the timeout.
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Are you serious?
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The T-word way of handling it seems quite juvenile to me.
Also, I have a major problem with him making up his own rule to stop the game one time for a team to tie a shoe. There is no provision in the rules which allows him to do this. He is simply making up his own rule. Why only do it once, if you are going to break the rules once, why not twice or three times?
Don't do stuff like this is my advice.
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He hasn't answered yet so I'm hoping he wasn't serious. This whole "process" is ridiculous!
[Edited by tomegun on Dec 16th, 2005 at 08:57 AM]
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