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Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer
On these type of plays (rebounding plays) I've been told to only call a foul if:
1. There's possession consequence
2. To clean up rough play.
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Its a thing of beauty when the entire crew follows this play calling guideline for rebounds.
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
Play: A1 attempts a two-handed, over-the-head crosscourt pass. As she releases the ball, B1 contacts her on the forearm with an open palm ("smack"). The pass is still released. If we paused the action right here, the official judges the contact to be incidental, especially given the level of play and the calls that night. Resume action. The pass floats, and B2 intercepts the pass.
Question: Is it too late to go back and get a foul on B1?
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I think those plays should be handled as SDF plays. When he got smacked on the pass, the play wasnt over yet.
Turnover, the play is over, slap caused a disadvantage... late whistle.
Hits the mark, the play is now over, slap didnt cause a disadvantage... the clock runs.
Never too late to get it right!