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Originally Posted by jdw3018
No doubt.
The real point of the question is to get some idea on how to handle this type of situation. There was obviously some significant contact involving airborne shooters several times that ended with both players on the court. No call. Not a good situation that continues to escalate with each similar play.
I'm probably just venting as much as anything. These few non-calls were the few situations that led to frustrated players and coaches and a spotlight on us rather than a very well played game.
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I guess my theory is, unless it's a train wreck, I'm trusting my partners on their plays. I know I've had plays where there was no contact and both players went down. I've had plays where it could have been a charge, but the defense got a steal and a layup. Unless you absolutely know different and feel you have to get it to save the game (not just to make it a little better), trust that your partners passed for a reason.
Did you talk to them afterwards?