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A1 puts a fake and leaves B1 helpless. A1 puts in an easy layup. B1 is frustrated with himself and, as the ball is falling slowly through a tight net, B1 leaps and slams the net and rim and ball -- sending the ball back up through the rim. This is in an 18-over recreational league.
What would you consider before issuing a technical foul or issuing a delay of game warning? Kenny |
His immediate response after he whacks the ball. It's understandable for a player to get upset at himself, and all players are going to express a little emotion. Assuming that's all he does, with no vulgarity or extra escessive body language, I'd whack him with nothing more than defensive basket interference. No foul, no penealty, and no slow down in game tempo.
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I agreee
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What if B1 does make a travesty? Shouldn't you call the play the same whether a player makes noise or not? Do you only call travels and fouls when the Coaches care?!?
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I don't think this warranted a T. You need to use good judgement on the floor and issues T's when needed, not becuase you can. Call the BI and move on.
Now, if he is cursing or otherwise showing up the opponet or official, then drop the hammer, but don't go looking for a T. |
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Travels, OOB's are easy to call - either the player travelled or he didn't. Fouls (and T's especially) are murkier, and that is where the official's judgement comes into play. |
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