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Originally posted by lmeadski
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Originally posted by Snaqwells
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Originally posted by lmeadski
In reading through other threads, it seems to be popular to ignore calls that dont result in an advantage/disadvantage. One thread on the site currently talks about the FT shooter touching the line with his foot prior to shooting. It seemed the popular answer to ignore the call based on the theory/practice of advantage/disadvantage.
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By rule, A/D applies to contact in determining whether it's a foul. Violations don't require advantage or disadvantage to be called. Line calls, illegal dribbling, traveling, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, etc., do not require advantage.
Frankly, at the high school level, I'm probably going to call this if I see it. Below that, I'll talk to the kid.
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That is how I was told to apply Ad/Disad. However, i was a bit stunned by other threads implying they would let violations go based on adv/disadv. To me, this could make adv/disadv a bit too arbitrary in its application.
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Relax, will ya.
The other thread had to do with a player making a free throw with his foot touching the line.
If your goal is to have everyone know how well you've memorized the rule book knock yourself out & call this FT violation.
I'm sure your audience will enjoy their kid's 3rd grade game that much more, knowing you're on top of every little thing.