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Old Mon Feb 05, 2007, 04:05pm
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Originally Posted by 181174
Had this happen in a game I was working on Saturday. Late in the 4th quarter the offensive player caught the ball out by the 3 point line, defender came out, bumped him kind of got under him, I called the foul, started to go over to report the foul, would be shooting 1 and 1, the offensive player turns his elbow toward the defensive player, he stops before making any contact and defensive player backs away so no confrontation or anything, I warn the offensive player to watch the elbow, I told him the play was over the foul was called, should I have done anything else? should I have had a technical foul here for the elbow without any contact? just wondering on how to handle this situation the next time, since it was a dead ball if there was contact I know I would have had a technical foul and then I would have had to decide if it was flagrant or not. Since there was no contact how does this get handled?
If I thought there was any intentionality in it at all, I think I'd have called a T. I can't see that this could be anything other than a taunt or a threat, even though it's non-verbal.
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