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I observed instead of working Monday and I might do the same tomorrow if I can get someone to take my place. |
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Wisconsin right? Pay me mileage and I'll be there. |
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1. PC . . . What else does a guy have to do.
2. Would I like a patient whistle hear, probably. Is there contact with thr arms before any motion starts, I guess. Big problem here is that if the level of contact that gets you to call that foul before the shooting motion starts is the standard now. . . Well lots of guys without scholarships are going to be seeing the floor. 3. I think it's technically a good call, for the hold down and arms in the back, but it's not gotten a lot. |
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This player already has a full head of steam and is well in motion to the basket by the time he gets to the FT line, thus the official should be patient and either no call the made layup or come in with an and-1. Additionally, given the time and score the official should absolutely have a later whistle cadence to be awarding shots on this play. Don't look for reasons to not award Free Throws. |
Is "whistle timing" new camp-speak?
Missed that one. He's visible in the frame waving off the shot as the player finishes. And 2 hands is an automatic - we don't pass on it just cause it has no effect on the play. |
two hands
Two hands is an "automatic"!
I just do not like this statement and philosophy. Contact happens in basketball: and, officials should judge what the contact does. if it alters what player is attempting to do make a call! If it does not play on! In the open court above the foul line you can make a case for a hand check with this "limited contact"? But, with offence closing on the defence, and the defence retreating below the foul line, the contact not changing what the offence was doing- leave it alone, make him a shooter! The game is more fun when we let the athletes be athletes, and, do not get in their way because something is "automatic" |
The rules makers have decided what are automatics, not me.
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There's no legitimate reason for a kid's hand to be on a dribbler....it's done to slow them or bother them. |
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Didn't this guy say he was an observer?
Just what's needed....ANOTHER observer who doesn't know or doesn't care about the rules. |
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I would venture to say this official reviewed the video and wishes he would have counted this basket. Yes, he waved it off immediately upon blowing the whistle, but that contact occurred as part of the shooting motion. |
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