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Originally Posted by Back In The Saddle
Hmmm, where in the rule does it say the opponent must deliberately disconcert the free thrower, or that he must intend to do so?
NFHS 9-1-3-c "No opponent shall disconcert the free thrower."
NCAA 9-1-2-f "No opponent shall disconcert (e.g., taunt, bait, gesture or delay) the free-thrower.
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Then you can be the guy that calls the violation every time someone moves their head or adjusts their shirt or tells their teammates to get after it while awaiting a FT because that is what you are implying. It is up to the official to determine what is disconcertion.
What is taunting, baiting or gesturing that you are going to use for your determination?
Without enough information, I gave an option and a way to handle it.