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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
What has my position concerning unsporting conduct have to do with the violation being discussed? 
As I already said, technical fouls are judgment calls. Whether you or I personally agree with an official's judgment as to whether a "T" should have been called isn't relevant to this discussion. Ignoring a violation that has already been committed is a whole 'nother matter. You might be able to argue whether a violation did or did not occur, but when you have video evidence that one actually did, you no longer have that option open imo.
Again, what a coach did or didn't do has got nothing at all to do anyway with whether there a violation committed on the play being discussed. |
Once the play had been clearly described (I didn't see that game) I said the violation was the right call.
If an official saw the player outside the space and whistled or the recognized that they were going to make the ball dead before it was made live but didn't have the whistle ready, it still assert that it is not a violation...since the officials recognition of an event is how/when the live/dead ball is determined.