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Originally Posted by biggravy
It may be overdone in some spots (two players running for a loose ball run into each other and fall) but for a drive to the basket and a crash between the ball carrier and the defender it's spot on. In that spot a huge crash needs to be called one way or another.
OP, it's not in your area you can't guess. What you can do next timeout and what I'm doing is going to my partners and saying "next time we have a crash like that, we NEED to get something." Hopefully we don't have a second or third or fourth.
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Good advice. I think you're right that the best way to handle would have been to be stronger in my questions at the next dead ball. The feedback I got was that my P was screened out and didn't get a good look at it either. Would have been a good time to say that next time we have a crash we need to make sure to be in position and have something.
Part of the problem was that the first one was the worst one. The others still had some "crash" aspect to them from what I could tell (again, never looking at the entire play), but after passing each one further frustrated players and coaches.
Ah well, overall a good game otherwise and a fun night with two good, fast-paced games.