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“And One” And “Ball don’t Lie” is the one that is getting under my skin, because it could be interpreted that the official was “lying”. I honestly believe that most kids are NOT directing this at officials. Saying this has become like a bad twitch. I still play pickup hoops, my kids are playing hoops and like many of you, enjoy watching younger people play pickup (no officials). I have noticed that these two lines are more directed at their opponent in an effort to: discourage contact before it happens, tell their opponent they just got fouled, compliment a half decent drive to the basket or draw attention to themselves. All of the above are wrong, but part of pick up hoops language. Notice that most girls do not say this, because pick up isn’t played by girls as often. Not sure this is a battle NFHS will fight? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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My response to this is always "Ball don't talk either". Usually gets a smile or a nod.
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Need a good one for "And One". Whatcha got?
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Had a “ball don’t lie” tonight from the bench. Coach was nearby and I said: ball don’t talk. Coach told the kid to be quiet and apologized to me. I like “and none”. Also like slowly saying: And One (pause) more of those may get you a technical foul (walking away). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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"First you need two."
Back to the OP ... Worse than hearing players do it is coaches. Usually it's a case of younger, underlevel guys (and, yes, it's virtually always guys) just getting caught up in the game. Almost as if it's a synonym for "Great move in traffic!" Much lower tolerance for this, however. A not-so-private word usually does the trick with any and-1'er. |
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