Which Way do you prefer????

[rainmaker]

Originally Posted by Old School

Most jumps are not tossed high enough. Do you agree? If this is the case, then why are you not calling this? I want to know how many times you have called a violation when the ball is touched before it reaches it highest point or the fact that the toss does not go up high enough? Think about that b4 you go an call someone a fool.

Again, don't kill the messenger...it is just a discussion

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[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Old School

I want to know how many times you have called a violation when the ball is touched before it reaches it highest point or the fact that the toss does not go up high enough?

Aw geeze, where to start?

1) Every time that I have seen a ball tapped on the way up, I've called the violation. That's called "stealing the tap". Oldest play in the book. There isn't an experienced official in the world that let's that one go. And you didn't even know that it was a violation until I posted it a few minutes ago.

2) A toss that does not go high enough is a re-toss. It isn't a violation and it never has been a violation.

Don't you even know what a "violation" is?

[bob jenkins]

I think that everyone who can learn from this thread has learned from this thread, and further discussion will only lead to the need for further moderating. To save myself some work (yes, I'm lazy), I'm closing the thread.