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I don't have a problem with letting it go under the advantage/disadvantage principle. Either way you face a dilemma. If you let it go and the kid is a 90% free throw shooter, you may hear it from the coach that you did not call the intentional and give him the ball back. If you call it and the player misses the free throws and they don't score on the next possession, you may hear it for not allowing his player the uncontested lay-up. I think he made a good call. By the way, was there a coach's reaction to the no call?
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