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Originally Posted by bigwhistle
Call a common foul and keep the game moving. If Team B is trying to foul and didn't hear a whistle on the first slap, he was trying again to get the clock stopped by the subsequent hold. This is why officials need to be aware of the game and the situations at hand. If you let the "ticky-tack" foul go here (which is apparently what the defensive player thought had happened), he will make contact again with a force that makes it harder to ignore. CALL THE FIRST FOUL!!!! Both coaches want it and understand it. This is good game management.
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I don't strongly disagree with you but, how about the NFHS rule that we don't ignore fouls during a dead ball if they're flagrant, or intentional, which the jersey grab was, by many Forum members', and NFHS, definitions.