Wed Jan 30, 2002, 11:18am
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Originally posted by Hawks Coach
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Originally posted by Slider
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Originally posted by Hawks Coach There is a reason, and it is advantage/disadvantage. Contact that results in an advantage gets called. No rebound, no advantage, no call
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I think we all would call this the same, but we are using different terminology; what some of you see as advantage/disadvantage, others see as incidental contact.
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Exactly. But I would say it slightly differently. Because of the advantage/disadvantage concept, this type of contact should be considered incidental, unless it is so flagrant you believe you need to call it. And in that case, I would expect you to have either a T or an intentional. Otherwise, let it go, and either give a quiet verbal warning to all post players or call it tight on the next real rebounding situation if the play inside is getting a little rough.
This is simply a matter of holding your whistle for a half a second to see if the ball rebounds off the rim. Not a big deal.
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I agree.
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