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Johnny Ringo Wed Dec 12, 2007 01:55pm

Hanging on Rim
 
Where do you draw the line on deciding to give a techincal foul?

HawkeyeCubP Wed Dec 12, 2007 02:01pm

Under 10 full pull-ups = technical foul.

TheOracle Wed Dec 12, 2007 03:33pm

Everybody has a different interpretation. Any kind if pull up should be automatic unless there are defenders legitimately underneath. If it looks unnecessary, it should be called. The reason for the rule is to prevent taunting or intimidation, so if that appears to be the motive, you don't want to risk the potential of escalating tensions or emotions by the opponent.

rockyroad Wed Dec 12, 2007 03:41pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Ringo
Where do you draw the line on deciding to give a techincal foul?

If there's no reason for them to be hanging on the rim (no one underneath them), then whack them. Not a tough line to draw at all...

Jurassic Referee Wed Dec 12, 2007 04:14pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheOracle
The reason for the rule is to prevent taunting or intimidation, so if that appears to be the motive, you don't want to risk the potential of escalating tensions or emotions by the opponent.

The rule was instituted to try and avoid damage to baskets. Taunting was never a factor.

You also never want to try and guess a player's "motive", unless you really are an oracle and can actually read minds.

It ain't brain surgery. Rockyroad pointed out the correct, and easy, way to make the call.

bob jenkins Wed Dec 12, 2007 05:08pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Johnny Ringo
Where do you draw the line on deciding to give a techincal foul?

I use the thre-point line. If the player is inside the line, it's a T. If the player is outside the line, it's not.

rockyroad Wed Dec 12, 2007 05:12pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by bob jenkins
I use the thre-point line. If the player is inside the line, it's a T. If the player is outside the line, it's not.

My goodness, Mr. Jenkins. You are quite the little smart-a$$ these days!!:D

Zoochy Wed Dec 12, 2007 05:39pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by bob jenkins
I use the thre-point line. If the player is inside the line, it's a T. If the player is outside the line, it's not.

Bob... what is 'thre-point line'?
:eek:

Ch1town Wed Dec 12, 2007 05:52pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by TheOracle
Everybody has a different interpretation. Any kind if pull up should be automatic unless there are defenders legitimately underneath.

Automatic?
I'm surprised nobody else touched on this :eek:
It must be Wednesday!

Oracle, based on your previous posts it's evident to me that you are not new to officiating. Since you are fairly new to this board (assuming you haven't had another alias) I think I should let you know the term "automatic" isn't to be used in our vocabulary 'round here.

That term is almost as bad as "over the back" or "reaching".

Speaking of over the back, has anyone ever seen a ref signal this alleged violation? Some of the funniest sh!t ever...

Adam Wed Dec 12, 2007 06:14pm

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Originally Posted by Ch1town
Speaking of over the back, has anyone ever seen a ref signal this alleged violation? Some of the funniest sh!t ever...

I've used the signal when playing monster with my kids. ;)

bob jenkins Wed Dec 12, 2007 06:44pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zoochy
Bob... what is 'thre-point line'?
:eek:

It's 2.71828 points short of the three-point line.


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