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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 07:41pm
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For #2, you can have situations where there's a shooting foul, but the basket is disallowed.

For example, if a player is fouled in the act, then commits a travel prior to releasing the ball, you're still going to give him the 2 shots, as he was fouled during the try, but you can't count the basket because it was scored as a direct result of a violation.
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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 08:59pm
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What he said, Rook, what he said.

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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 07:43am
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Has the relationship between referees and coaches gotten better, or is it just me? In eight years as a coach, and two years as a referee, I have never seen a coach get a call changed (even when he was right). This year, my team has played four games, and I have seen three calls changed -
1. A charge with my team over the limit. The official goes down to the other end to administer free throws, and I state "Mr. Official, there was no team control". He responds, "Your right, coach", and proceeds to confer with his partner before administering the throw in instead.
2.) We had a player pushed from behind who made the basket as the foul was called. The official gave him 2 shots, but waved off the basket. When I asked how it could be a shooting foul but the basket not count, the ref shrugged and continued on. BUT, at the next timeout, he got both coaches together and said they were going to count the basket since it was a shooting foul.
3.) I had a player foul out, and called my team over for a quick word. The official tried to charge me with a timeout. I stated that I had one minute to make my sub, the referee smiled and said "30 seconds actually, but that's all you used."

Is it just me getting a better grasp of the rules, or are basketball officials becoming more willing to work with the coaches to get calls right? It reminds me of the movement in baseball a few years ago away from the confrontational atmosphere that existed between officials and coaches to a more 'let's work together to get it right' mindset. If this so, it is a welcome change, for both sides.
You should be worried; you have some officials who don't know the rules.
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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 09:13am
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If you're watching the game and your player gets fouled you should know what it was the official called!

Question is this this - if they counted the basket later - how did they account for the two Free throws they allowed if the second one, or both were good? Intentional foul? then who got the ball after the free throws?

That team control thing is a little out of whack and needs some more information too - because it looks like your team had the ball if it was a charge -

the problem runs deeper than just have time changed you have some officials who do not know what the hell is going on and need to learn the d^%n rules before they give the rest of us a bad name!

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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 09:14am
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1. A charge with my team over the limit. The official goes down to the other end to administer free throws, and I state "Mr. Official, there was no team control". He responds, "Your right, coach", and proceeds to confer with his partner before administering the throw in instead.
I must be missing something, but this scenario makes no sense at all to me. FTs are shot when there is no team control. FTs are not shot when there is team control.
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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 09:17am
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1. A charge with my team over the limit. The official goes down to the other end to administer free throws, and I state "Mr. Official, there was no team control". He responds, "Your right, coach", and proceeds to confer with his partner before administering the throw in instead.
So you have a common foul, while the team is over the limit, there's NO team control, and the official decides not to shoot bonus free throws?!?!
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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 09:50am
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So you have a common foul, while the team is over the limit, there's NO team control, and the official decides not to shoot bonus free throws?!?!
We're halfway through the second season of the HS team control foul, and I'm still running into officials that don't understand it.
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Old Wed Dec 13, 2006, 10:16am
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We're halfway through the second season of the HS team control foul, and I'm still running into officials that don't understand it.
There is a big difference between an official who can do well on a test and an official who can apply the rules in the heat of battle (well, not really battle).
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