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Originally posted by Mregor
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Originally posted by Hawks Coach
If you have anything on B2 it would have to be a technical. If you didn't think B2 deserved a T, then you have a foul on B1 and let him take it up with B2.
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On what basis would you have a Tech? It is a live ball, contact foul. Does not meet the definition of a T. Common foul an B1.
Mregor
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On the basis of unsporting act and advantage gained. I had a similar play in a game recently. A1 dribling B1 is getting burned, B2 shoves B1 in front of and into A1. This is gaining an advantage similar to using a teammate to jump higher. I have no problem with the T on B2. It serves the best solution. A gets to have their best free throw shooter on the line. The proper player gets charged with the foul... It is certainly ugly, but I think it is the right thing to do. IMHO
Sun Jan 25, 2004, 01:47pm
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