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Originally Posted by jeffpea
You did a good thing by verbally starting your count to give him fair warning. IMHO your penalty/punishment should have been NOT granting the T.O. and awarding the ball to Team B. A turnover means that Team B still has to inbound, shoot, and score. Whacking the kid w/ a T is the "double whammy" - Team B shoots FT's to tie/go ahead AND gives Team B possession of the ball.
Save yourself the game changing problem...either don't grant the T.O.....or....grant the T.O. and get over your ego problem and pass on the T.
I'm sure 95% of others in here will say: "whack 'em".....
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Are you serious? You're going to
deliberately ignore a rule just to get back at a player? Un-freaking-believable. That concept is right out of the Old School book of rec league officiating.
We're officials. We don't play games with the rules to make a point. Calling a "T" on this play is a judgment call. Calling a violation that
ISN'T a violation just to get back at a player is never the way to go. That's just wrong. No wonder our damn integrity gets questioned if some officials are out there pulling this kinda crap.
Terrible, terrible advice imo. I'm sure that 95% of the experienced officials on this forum will agree with me too.