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Originally posted by mcdanrd
Blind Zebra, You are wrong. You see it all the time. An official might a call a foul in the last minute of the game that he/she wouldn't call in the first 31 minutes because he/she knows the losing team is trying to force free throws and thereby rebounding opportunities and to try to prevent harder fouls.
We often look for advantage/disadvantage. Maybe a foul could be called but with no advantage we let it go. As I have seen in this forum often, and is repeated many times in local and state meetings, to paraphrase, we have to combine the rules with common sense and a sense of fair play. Though I know many disagree, and perhaps that's another argument, we have to decide when and how the rules, as written, apply.
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WOW!
There is a huge difference between recognizing situational fouling and knowingly not enforcing the correct rule.
This is not a judgment call, it is not about advantage/disadvantage, this is black and white, and you are completely wrong.
Fri Feb 03, 2006, 03:16pm
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