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Originally Posted by deecee
I think he was being sarcastic -- have you NEVER seen this done before?
if the answer is NO -- then please proceed to hang up your whistle --
if the answer is YES -- then think real hard if you can remember EVER seeing an official come in with a whistle on this and calling an ILLEGAL dribble.
You're partner's reasoning is incorrect however his nocall is correct.
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I have seen this done before, but have never thought about it from an officiating standpoint. While I appreciate your help, the smart comments could have been withheld.
I am trying my best to become a better official, and that's why I ask questions, but it's when people give smart responses that are demeaning, as if to say "if you don't already know all the answers, hang it up," that I get slightly discouraged.
But, back to the original question, what about Rule 4-15-2? Does that not apply here? Just curious.