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Old Wed Dec 14, 2011, 10:11am
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Originally Posted by Hartsy View Post
Scoring team player recovers the made shot, walks the ball to the new trail official and hands it off. This is done regularly, even after the coach of the non-scoring team told the officials he didn't like it. In his view, it was done only to allow a few more seconds to set up a press.

The officiating crew allowed this to continue all game. I'm not sure I would have. Has anyone seen a similar scenario? How would you handle it?
I know we are not supposed to go after gnats and ignore elephants, but DOG may be my favorite call. We used to run a fast break offense, (think LA Lakers Showtime with Magic Johnson but slower, shorter and with much less skill.) Nothing frustrated me more as a player than a team scoring then purposely knocking the ball away or delaying the game.

If it happens and it's borderline, it's a comment to the player. If it's not borderline, a DOG warning the first time it happens.
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