Foul on who?
 

B1 jumps to block a shot as B1 returns to the floor he runs into B2 and knocks him into A1. Foul is on who? I'm thinking B1 as he is the culprit afterall.

My understanding of this rule
 

Foul should be on B2. You cannot call a foul on someone that made no contact with that person.

Peace

That makes sense to.

By the way, stop picking on us Cubs fans...

I have been doing this pretty much all my life. I cannot stop now. :D

Peace

Congrates to the Cards, at least it wasn't the White Sux.

In the spirit of Mr. Annoying Grammar Guy...

Foul on whom?

Nominate
 

My first thought was to nominate Nevadaref and you didn't disappoint me.

Once my December schedule is set I am definetly going to drive up the hill and catch you in action.....

You beat me to it.

Or in Yoda-speak: To it, you beat me.

who fouled
 

:) It's b2 and what I'd like to know is I've got regional playdowns coming up in about 2 weeks and have not whistled a single game and don't know who will be my partner as well now this is a small town so I'll know well before game time who I'll get my worry is that he'll be a weak official and what do you do with that for some of these kids it's their first trip out of their own community and these games are very big for them We'll be doing boys and girls games christ I'm nervous What will happen will happen so why worry what's the thinking on armbars in the post ok without the ball foul with the ball is the way I call it anybody else.:) :)

The most amazing thing about this post is that there's actually a period at the end of it.

It's not that bad, considering he's from Denmark and English is not his main language. He managed to get his point across, I thought.

I didn't pick up on that. Sorry, dane!

The first time out you're bound to be nervous. Stay in your primary, get the obvious stuff, have sharp mechanics, don't tell any coaches it's your first time out, and above all enjoy yourself. If you end up with a decent partner, ask questions.

Did anyone else read that post by Dunkindane really fast?

The lack of punctuation makes the sense of panic and urgency more pronounced. An excellent literary device!