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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
IOW, I agree with Scrapper on this. Both on how to call it and how it can't really be described. Maybe it has something to do with "what everyone else sees" and the philosophy of "it's better to miss something that did happen than to call something that didn't". For example, "everyone" can see the foot on the line. But, it's judgment as to whether that was a good dribble or palming. People count at different rates.
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Sounds just about right to me.
I do disagree with Skippy on
some violations, but that's just a minor(and personal) disagreement. Some violations you should always call imo. Some violations you
might call
sometimes.
My personal "might call" list includes:
-player going OOB
- 3 seconds
- 10 seconds on FT
-"fisted" ball
- closely guarded when defender is at the 6' limit and not applying pressure
-swinging elbows when no opponent is close
Note that I said
"might" call. I can't make a hard and fast rule, to be quite honest. Might bang it immediately. Sometimes though a warning just feels....right.
Wishy-washy? Probably. Shrug.....
JMO.....