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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by jritchie
if i have someone come into the lane from defense, and A1 throws up an airball, you could have a good arguement for disconcertion, you think!!!! i know the coach will probably be pushing for it....i give them the benefit of the doubt and give them another shot.. 
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If B enters the lane early, it's a violation -- A gets another shot (if the first one missed).
If you call it "disconcertion", it's a violation -- A gets another shot.
There's no difference.
If the "obvious" call was the lane violation, just call that one and don't worry about what might have been disconcertion.
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I was talking about if B enters lane and A throws up air ball.... it was said that it should be a double violation!! in our state clinic, it was said to call disconcertion just to be safe, because we don't know for sure if B violating caused the second violation airball or not!! that is all i was saying...
Mon Oct 24, 2005, 11:48am
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