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mu4scott: Now just wait a gul durn minute!! "I" AM the Grand Poo-bah of basketball officiating. And don't you furgit it! :D MTD, Sr. |
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mu4scott: You say that you are coming here to learn and then refuse to learn. If the contact is legal, no matter how bad it looks, it is NOT a foul. Calling it a foul when it is NOT a foul is NOT good game management; it is incorrect officiating. Rut and I are not piling on you; but we are telling you the correct way to do things. MTD, Sr. (AKA known as the self-proclaimed Grand Poo Bah of Basketball Officiating. :D ) |
I think the last 6-7 pages of this thread have repeated the same point/counter-point at least 15 times now. This thread is now officially in rerun syndication mode.
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I'm talking about this specific play. It's very clear that she leans into her and should be called for an illegal screen. Is anyone disputing that? |
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If you think she stepped into the contact, it's a foul. If you don't think she stepped in, it's a no-call. Game management has nothing to do with it. GM might call for an intentional if you think it was illegal (although I'm backing down from that one now) and excessive. GM might call for an IW to give her a second to recover. GM might call for an explanation to the coach of what you saw. GM may call for simply no whistle. Here's the problem with bringing GM up here to defend why you have to make a call; you don't know how GM fits in from watching only one play. |
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Or is he like that proverbial bad penny? |
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(Oh, crap, I wonder how long it will be until Billy comes by with a picture to tie it all together...) |
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