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Originally Posted by Snaqwells
It's okay, guys. Apparently, in Kansas, they don't really want those pregame dunks called. After all, there's no advantage. (Let's not go into the potential advantages dunking might provide with crowd incitement, intimidation, etc.)
I, for one, know that if it happens in my games here in Colorado and I don't call the technical, I'll be having an unpleasant discussion with my assigner. No thanks.
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Don't know what "they" want. Like one poster commented, a rim shaking dunk is one thing, a flip dunk is another. You "hear" it, they remind them to "stay off the rim".
To bad several of you refuse to embrace the concept of:
JUDGMENT
Yeah, BTW, it really intimidates the other team who has 10 guys who can dunk as welll... sheesh. And, I've really seen crowds go nuts 15 minutes before the game when a player dunks casually.....double sheesh.