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tutall is going to be "calling" that foul plenty when the handcheck goes to his disadvantage. He only wants the rule changed because right now, he doesn't feel it against him much. |
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Just checked back on this thread. Good Point! I'd be hard pressed to think of a game where this didn't happen. To tutall's credit, being here and taking in the chat is more than most players are willing to do. Someday, maybe he will be one of the many ex-players who chose to continue to be a part of the game by putting on the stripes. I'm certain his opinion may be subject to change at that point--or sometime thereafter. |
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hey guys... was searching through an archive and came across this. since this post i have unlaced the shoes and have become a licensed IHSAA official. I have started mainly with junior varsity and freshman games although i have done a few outside the IHSAA in summer tourneys etc... i still see the call the same way. Looking from the outside in i can see why most refs call those fouls as most of the time they look at lot more harmful than they really are. I choose most of the time not to call anything unless as i stated before it impedes progress to the basket which then obviously it has to be called. I hope to be much more active on this forum as i forgot about it and decided to head back.
as far as the noisemakers go... from the official viewpoint... they are very obnoxious
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As a player, did you feel it was a disadvantage for you as someone was hand checking you? Why is it so hard for players to keep there hands off one another? If it was a co-ed game THEN I could see the advantage! Teach them well "jed-I reff"
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