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Originally Posted by ca_rumperee
Girls Freshman game. I'm lead. Players A1 and B1 fighting for a rebound. They bring it down. I blow Held Ball. Just after whistle B1 pushes A1 pretty hard (coming out of their death grip). I blow whistle a 2nd time for push on B1.
I go to my veteran partner. "Partner I have a jump ball and then a push on B1. He kind of scratches his whiskers like I had asked him who played 3rd base for the '67 Detroit Tigers.
We end up reversing the arrow and have a personal foul on B1. Ball given to Team A for inbounds.
I know in the back of my head that I've screwed this up. Of course no one in the gym for this freshman girls game knows any better. It takes about 2 minutes for me to realize what we should have done.
At least I went to my partner and we caucused (unlike another recent play I kicked).
I hope I don't have to kick each call in a "new" situation once in order to learn them enough to respond properly immediately in the future.
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Don't worry, we're here to help make sure that doesn't happen. Just keep reading this forum.
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Originally Posted by grunewar
The fact that no one in the gym ,except maybe your partner, (if they in fact know) knows you did wrong is some small concellation to me as I gain more experience. Although, that don't make it right!
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Well, I don't think that we need to incarcerate him for his mistake.
