Tue Jan 03, 2012, 09:35pm
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Quote:
Originally Posted by BillyMac
I was just trying to figure out what posters meant by a "hard foul".
Say "hard foul" to any one of the three hundred officials, or 140 varsity coaches, in this part of Connecticut, and they will automatically assume it's two shots, and the ball. It's a when in Rome thing.
I had trouble figuring out poster's interpretations because every time I read "hard foul" I thought intentional foul. Maybe some of them meant an intentional foul. Maybe others didn't. I'm still not sure. Is this just a Connecticut thing, or does "hard foul" mean intentional foul in any other part of the country?
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I am 99% sure they mean a common foul. I've only seen you use the term that way.
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