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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
Actually, if an official decides that the play is a foul, then then the foul happens when it occurs, not when the official blew the whistle. Rule fundamental - the official's whistle seldom causes the ball to become dead, it is already dead. If, in the official's judegment, no foul occured, then there is no foul to go back and correct, right?
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So......if a player pushes off, gets a rebound and scores... then the team scored on throws the ball in and calls a TO... and the coach asks why the foul wasn't called...then one official says "yeah, that was a foul"......
you now can go back and call the foul and wipe out the basket. Right? Because the foul happens when it occurs and not when the official blows his whistle? Right? Because the ball was dead anyway since the foul occurred because the official's whistle seldom causes the ball to become dead? Right?
With all due respect.....
Naw, on second thought, I'd better not say it.
Lemme know when you're gonna try that one out. I can sell tickets.
