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I would have "whacked" him at some point during the time period described in red. That said, there was a time up to the early 1970s, a player (H.S. and college) had to raise one hand straight up over his/her head after being charged with a PF so has to make it easier for the Scorer to identify who committed the PF. When that requirement was eliminated it became a TF for a few years for a player, after being charged with a PF, to raise his/her arm over his/her head to show displeasure with the official's call. What still amazes me is that even today, that on occasion I will have a player raise his arm straight up after being called for a PF, not to show displeasure with the call but to let everybody know that he committed the PF. So ends tonight's history lesson. MTD, Sr.
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I see that occasionally, but more often I see it from a player trying to take a foul rather than have it be given to a teammate. This may or may not be an act of total deception.
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Just because I'm always fuzzy on indirect vs player TF in these gray areas, I'm going to make sure I'm correct on this. If he's still on the floor but on his way to the bench, it's charged to the player. If he is off the floor, it's charged to both the player and an indirect to the coach. Is that correct?
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I simply say, "You better get them arms down" and if it does not stop, then that is what the T is for. Never gets to that point after confronting the player.
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It has nothing to do with his physical location and everything to do with whether he's a player or bench personnel. And, he moves from the former to the latter when .... (I'll leave that up to you to go research) |
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Thanks for the correction. My rulebook is in my suitcase in the back of the pickup, so it'll be a bit before I can look into that.
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And what good could possibly come from allowing this?
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I think that sometimes coaches and players are looking for a t to justify their behavior. In this instance, I feel allowing them to look idiotic might be worth it.
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If that's his way of asking, I'm happy to oblige.
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Frankly I have always found the "he wanted one so I wouldn't give it to him" to be an extremely weak basis on which to avoid a T. It's unnecessarily stubborn at best, and cowardice at worst.
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