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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 07:47am
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I've seen a triple whistle in the NBA before. In fact, more than one.

What is your point?

If we have a play that is just inside the free throw line a triple whistle is not uncommon.
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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 10:15am
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The only european refs who are used to 3 man is probably the euroleuge refs, and there arn't many of those around
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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 10:34am
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The only european refs who are used to 3 man is probably the euroleuge refs, and there arn't many of those around
Are those the guys that wear those hidous orange shirts?
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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 03:25pm
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I think the officials are very consistent. All the games I've watched have had a nice flow and have been enjoyable to watch.
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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 05:26pm
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I think the officials are very consistent. All the games I've watched have had a nice flow and have been enjoyable to watch.

I don't totally agree with the consistency statement. There are times when they are and when they are not. That is with any game, but as far as flow, no way. They have fouls on marginal plays to the basket all the time i.e. cheap AND 1's. That in itself causes for no flow. They are calling fouls on rebounding plays when the team who was in the position for the rebound got the rebound, once again adding to a flowless game.

When I watch a game I rarely watch the game itself. I am almost always watching the refs and 80% of the time I am watching off ball. The refs have to eliminate the let 'em play mentality and referee with a "referees set the tempo" mentality especially on off ball plays and handchecking up top. By calling these plays fouls we open up the game for more freedom of movement and hence more plays to the basket, more scoring, and all in all a better game for the players and the fans.
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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 06:40pm
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I don't totally agree with the consistency statement. There are times when they are and when they are not. That is with any game, but as far as flow, no way. They have fouls on marginal plays to the basket all the time i.e. cheap AND 1's. That in itself causes for no flow. They are calling fouls on rebounding plays when the team who was in the position for the rebound got the rebound, once again adding to a flowless game.

When I watch a game I rarely watch the game itself. I am almost always watching the refs and 80% of the time I am watching off ball. The refs have to eliminate the let 'em play mentality and referee with a "referees set the tempo" mentality especially on off ball plays and handchecking up top. By calling these plays fouls we open up the game for more freedom of movement and hence more plays to the basket, more scoring, and all in all a better game for the players and the fans.
Do you have anything positive to offer?
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Old Tue Aug 22, 2006, 07:47pm
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Do you have anything positive to offer?

Yeah. Thank God Bill Kennedy and Marc Davis are working some of the FIBA games. Maybe they can pass some of their knowledge on to the others about 3 man mechanics.

Don't think I am a totally negative person because I am not. While I respect all officials at all and every level, I have not been pleased at all with one aspect of officiating of any of the FIBA refs. I don't blame them either. I don't think they have the knowledge that we have over here in the states about the 3 man crew, but with Bill and Marc over there, and with the help of a translator maybe they can help out a little bit with their judgement, with their signals looking more believeable and their overall professional apperance.

Someone please tell me I am not the only one seeing this?
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