Holding the whistle on a drive

[BigT]

Originally Posted by BigCat

This made me chuckle. Your spelling while calling other people idiots. hmm.

I need to see the play and how far out player is etc. Time of game etc. As i've said many times, there's no legitimate reason for a player to have a hand or forearm on a dribbler. It's there to aggravate or hold. If the kid looks like he's got an open layup i'll try to layoff depending on what it looks like.

Again, they've made it pretty clear they want the whistle blown. If you blow it early in the game on some of these you find out, for the most part, that you don't have to blow it later in the game.

I don't see it as a disadvantage to the dribbler or his team really. It's a foul being called on that player. Goes toward team foul count. And most importantly, tends to stop it from happening rest of game.

There's a time and place to let it play out but, just as a general proposition…"don't call common fouls simply because the player is driving"…I don't agree.

I know my grammar sucks what did I misspell?

[SNIPERBBB]

Should of used "they are idiots" instead of "their idiots" unless you are trying to say they are someone else's idiots and not yours


https://youtu.be/8Gv0H-vPoDc

[Welpe]

OK folks, break out your Strunk and White or Mavis Beacon and get busy but do it somewhere else.

[bainsey]

As much as a grammar Nazi I can be, even I think this is getting out of hand.

Any other thoughts on my question?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by bainsey

As much as a grammar Nazi I can be, even I think this is getting out of hand.

Any other thoughts on my question?

Times and philosophies change. The powers-that-be generally want more fouls called early rather than waiting on these drives.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by SNIPERBBB

Should of used "they are idiots" instead of "their idiots" unless you are trying to say they are someone else's idiots and not yours


https://youtu.be/8Gv0H-vPoDc

I wonder if he got sued for that too?

Peace

[Altor]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I wonder if he got sued for that too?

Peace

I doubt it. Ever since the "Amish Paradise" miscommunication, he personally contacts the original artist before producing a parody.

I may have gone to see him in concert twice this summer.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Altor

I doubt it. Ever since the "Amish Paradise" miscommunication, he personally contacts the original artist before producing a parody.

I may have gone to see him in concert twice this summer.

Actually that was a joke. I was only asking because the original artist of this song he is making a parody of got sued and lost. I think parodies are protected by law in most situations.

Peace

[stripes]

Originally Posted by BigT

I know my grammar sucks what did I misspell?

Should be they're not their...

[Welpe]

Do we have it out of our systems now?

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Do we have it out of our systems now?

Yes....

Ps. U need a snickers or something.