DOGs - Rondo = Two T's (video)

[frezer11]

Originally Posted by Blindolbat

Rondo was standing on the floor and the official had to push him out of bounds to take the ball. The official opposite side saw that and called the 2nd.

I thought maybe that's what it was for, just seemed odd that the opposite official would take that from right in front of the T administering.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by frezer11

I thought maybe that's what it was for, just seemed odd that the opposite official would take that from right in front of the T administering.

It did look odd, wonder what that conversation was like at halftime.

[Dad]

Originally Posted by Adam

It did look odd, wonder what that conversation was like at halftime.

Someone else, maybe it was interesting. Rondo is pretty good at making officials not like him.

[Camron Rust]

To be fair, that first bounce to him was horrible. It went to the person in the front row behind him and never even got anywhere near him. The 2nd attempt wasn't much better.

[twocentsworth]

What a "punk" move by the C - calling the 2nd DOG T from 45ft across the court. Rondo picked it up after 1 bounce and was ready to throw it in...a good example of an official letting his personal frustration get involved in creating a problem that didn't exist.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

What a "punk" move by the C - calling the 2nd DOG T from 45ft across the court. Rondo picked it up after 1 bounce and was ready to throw it in...a good example of an official letting his personal frustration get involved in creating a problem that didn't exist.

And there he is.

[A Pennsylvania Coach]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

What a "punk" move by the C - calling the 2nd DOG T from 45ft across the court. Rondo picked it up after 1 bounce and was ready to throw it in...a good example of an official letting his personal frustration get involved in creating a problem that didn't exist.

I believe he thought he was helping his partner but not having him call it twice in a row, much the way we like our partner to call the 2nd T on a coach.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

What a "punk" move by the C - calling the 2nd DOG T from 45ft across the court. Rondo picked it up after 1 bounce and was ready to throw it in...a good example of an official letting his personal frustration get involved in creating a problem that didn't exist.

Was curious when you were going to rear your head again. Welcome back and thank you for your, as always, insightful commentary.

[SC Official]

Originally Posted by twocentsworth

What a "punk" move by the C - calling the 2nd DOG T from 45ft across the court. Rondo picked it up after 1 bounce and was ready to throw it in...a good example of an official letting his personal frustration get involved in creating a problem that didn't exist.

I would never want to work a game with you, even if you were an actual official. You've never supported an official who takes care of business. Keep on with your fanboy nonsense, it provides good entertainment for us all.

Originally Posted by Adam

And there he is.

Originally Posted by deecee

Was curious when you were going to rear your head again. Welcome back and thank you for your, as always, insightful commentary.

Now that it's March 1, it's officially the whiny fanboys' favorite time of year!

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

To be fair, that first bounce to him was horrible. It went to the person in the front row behind him and never even got anywhere near him. The 2nd attempt wasn't much better.

When you expect the player to reach and grab the ball, you don't always make pinpoint passes.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by Adam

When you expect the player to reach and grab the ball, you don't always make pinpoint passes.

Look at where that went...it wasn't even close.

[NNJOfficial]

Originally Posted by Camron Rust

Look at where that went...it wasn't even close.

I agree. The official makes a bad bounce and should have bounced it to him properly the second time instead of just sticking it in his gut when Rondo was looking away. Completely avoidable situation if the official simply says "my bad" and gives him the ball properly.