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But this game was in the 60s and the rules about where players can or cannot stand during timeouts from my understanding were not in place as they are today. I would do nothing because nothing happen. Peace |
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CLH: I hate to be the one that tells you this but the Rule you just quoted above did not exist when when the game was played. MTD, Sr. |
And on a more serious note. When Glory Road first came out, my two sons went to see the movie and wanted to know if I wanted to go with them. I told them no because I had watched the game live on television. :D True story.
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If you think it's "taunting", deal with it. That might include a T, it might include movign the team before the other huddle breaks up, it might include talking to the team, it might include standing between the teams, ...
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Actually, I wouldn't ever tell a player he had to trim his nails. I might tell his coach that a player can't play until he does, though.
And Bob, I would personally be careful stepping between two teams. But you have a lot more experience than I do. It just goes against everything I was taught dealing with teenagers in a tense situation. |
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OK, not a true story. |
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If the TEAM breaks this rule, which is very similar in the NFHS, then I would instruct them to adhere to it. If they didn't, then the penalty would be a TEAM technical foul. There is a ruling that says when multiple members of a team commit some infraction the intent of the rules is to penalize it with one team technical foul, not each individual. |
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