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Old Mon Feb 21, 2005, 10:10pm
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I agree with Blind Zebra.

How can diving on a player that is holding the ball, be she standing, walking, jumping, flat on her back be judged incidental contact? The amount of time the diver's hand is on the ball (unless the prone player is shooting) before contact occurs cannot be long enough to result in a held ball.

Not only am I not trying to judge incidental contact, but depending on the quality of the dive (8.0, 8.5, etc) I may be looking at excessive contact.

Mulk
Excessive contact? C'mon, now. Are you one of the people I hear at girls'
games screaming "Someone's gonna get hurt" the first time players are diving on the floor after the ball?
Comedy aside, there is a BIG difference between players diving on the floor and diving on each other.
Why put comedy aside? I'm enjoying this (or I wouldn't still be posting).
Well since you appear to like that agressive play, I hear the WWE is hiring refs.
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Old Mon Feb 21, 2005, 10:29pm
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Originally posted by Rich Fronheiser
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Originally posted by ronny mulkey
I agree with Blind Zebra.

How can diving on a player that is holding the ball, be she standing, walking, jumping, flat on her back be judged incidental contact? The amount of time the diver's hand is on the ball (unless the prone player is shooting) before contact occurs cannot be long enough to result in a held ball.

Not only am I not trying to judge incidental contact, but depending on the quality of the dive (8.0, 8.5, etc) I may be looking at excessive contact.

Mulk
Excessive contact? C'mon, now. Are you one of the people I hear at girls'
games screaming "Someone's gonna get hurt" the first time players are diving on the floor after the ball?
Comedy aside, there is a BIG difference between players diving on the floor and diving on each other.
Why put comedy aside? I'm enjoying this (or I wouldn't still be posting).
Well since you appear to like that agressive play, I hear the WWE is hiring refs.
I can't count to three.
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Old Mon Feb 21, 2005, 10:36pm
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Originally posted by ronny mulkey
I agree with Blind Zebra.

How can diving on a player that is holding the ball, be she standing, walking, jumping, flat on her back be judged incidental contact? The amount of time the diver's hand is on the ball (unless the prone player is shooting) before contact occurs cannot be long enough to result in a held ball.

Not only am I not trying to judge incidental contact, but depending on the quality of the dive (8.0, 8.5, etc) I may be looking at excessive contact.

Mulk
Excessive contact? C'mon, now. Are you one of the people I hear at girls'
games screaming "Someone's gonna get hurt" the first time players are diving on the floor after the ball?
Comedy aside, there is a BIG difference between players diving on the floor and diving on each other.
Why put comedy aside? I'm enjoying this (or I wouldn't still be posting).
Well since you appear to like that agressive play, I hear the WWE is hiring refs.
I can't count to three.
Not a major requirement. Can you get easily distracted and fall nicely when hit by a chair?
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