Good point Rut. In case the reference is to shooting FT's:
First one is a warning as I have to determine the intent.
Usually a simple "the next one is a violation" sends the message.
If I think the player really doesn't know the rule, then I'll go to the player and let them know that if I think that they are doing it to distract/disconcert the shooter, then they will be called for a violation if the shooter misses. I'll also let the player know that when the coach wants to know what happened, that the player and I talked about it, they did it a second time, that is the reason the shooter got another try at it.
Last edited by icallfouls; Sat Oct 25, 2008 at 09:57pm.
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