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I've had this happen a couple of times as well. Sometimes you just have to be a little more assertive in getting their attention. I've grabbed their arm and (gently) pulled them where they needed to be. Of course in this day and age, use with extreme caution. Another thing I've done is stand directly in front of them so they have no choice but to look at me, and then I tell them they need to back up a little, or send them to the right spot. Usually, it's just a matter of the player missing the play call from the coach, and they're hoping coach will say it again. Of course, after all this, if you feel they are ignoring you on purpose, you can always start the resuming play procedure. (I think there's an article or two about that on officiating.com. )
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If they refuse to take the ball, forcibly hand it to them (obviously without knocking the wind out of them or the like).
If they still don't take it, put the ball on the floor and start counting.
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Recently had a game where the thrower would bend down and fiddle with his laces so his team could get set. On the second time, I put the ball beside him and started counting. They decided not to do that anymore. I can appreciate the coach preparing his team to do such a thing but hey coach, I've got another game after this one and we don't need to run behind. [Edited by ChrisSportsFan on Jun 28th, 2005 at 11:08 PM]
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