Over the back?
Ok I need help...I know you get calls like "ref he was over the back" or something like that. I want to know is when do you all decide on calling it. Thanks,
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Their is no call " over the back" Often times it is a push. If a player is displaced then I call it, but I call it a push not over the back. If someone can reach up go over someones back with out touching them and grab a ball more power to him.
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When they put "over the back" in the rulebook I will call it. Until then there is such thing as verticality. Unless someone causes contact that affects a player's verticality, then you should never have a foul. A player can always come from behind and even have contact if the verticality rule is not violated.
Peace |
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Yeah I can see it now. It didn't feel right calling it when I had a guy who is like 6'3 and a guy who is 5' nothing. Thanks
Bud |
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Fonzzy and Rut nailed it. OTB does not exsist. Don't call it and for Heaven's sake don't use the over the back-monkey arms mechanic that I still see occasionally. I have to admit, when I hear a partner report an "over the back", I get a little suspect of their officiating skills. I'm the same way with "reach", just a pet peeve.
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