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Originally Posted by truerookie
 . No, I couldn't. Telling by their posture in retrieving the ball to continue play. I will say they didn't seemed phased by it. |
The whistle blew with only the "offender" in the video. So for you to say what they were phased by is kind of laughable.
Again, I have no problem if you feel this was not enough, but to then misrepresent what is actually in the video to fit what you wish would have happened. The opponents are mostly off camera a veteran should know that a lot of things are not what they seem on any video and certainly not a close shot of a play.
And as I said, most Ts are not called in a bubble. They are often called for previous actions that we might not know by a 10 second clip. We already know that this kid got a T for some altercation with another player. Then we have no idea what fouls looked like or what other trash talking took place. And maybe, just maybe, the official heard something.
I live by the statement, "I can defend a foul, I cannot defend a fight." A lot of subtle things take place that can lead to a fight.
Peace