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Old Sat Feb 12, 2011, 09:49am
mbyron mbyron is offline
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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee View Post
You're missing the picture.

The intent was to steal the ball, when B knowingly has a low success rate. The outcome is the clock not starting. As long as it's a legitimate attempt, imho, calling and INT is an incorrect call.
How can you have a legitimate attempt to steal the ball from a cutter?

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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee View Post
B should have "held" an A cutter before the ball became touched in bounds. That way, no time comes off the clock.
There's a legitimate play where the foul occurs immediately after the ball is released by the thrower. And there's an intentional foul that occurs before the ball is released. Your original play sounded more like the latter to me, though perhaps that's not what you intended.
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