personal foul on player, then given a techniacl

[gwockenfuss]

Originally posted by williebfree
Welcome aboard gwockenfuss!

Now for the short-lived "honeymoon"

I am suprised this statement lasted this long.... "Over-the-back" is a phrase that is taboo in this forum to many... I am sure you meant "...the foul on the player for a Push (from behind), ..."

Can I speculate that you also indicated this call with a gesture that looked something like an ape reaching for a branch above your head?

The common challenge that is usually asked at this point is where in the rulebook does it state you have an "over-the-back" foul?

Subtle difference, yes; however, it is what separates those who are striving to maintain professionalism (and strive for higher levels) and those destined to remain stagnant at lower levels.

This is NOT a bash against competent officials who willingly stay at the lower levels for whatever personal reason(s). We need more veterans to assist beginners and keep "Bobby Knight-type" coaches in check at this level. I work the majority of my games at lower levels primarily because I do not want the travels required with a full varsity schedule (at least not until my children are gone, out of the house).

Willibfree
Your right, there is not a call that says "over-the-back" even though that is what happen, I will us the "Push from behind signal from now on. Thanks for the infor., As far as lower levels, I am assuming you mean, High School Ball. I would like to find out more about the higher level game, give me some infor.
gw