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Good luck! |
Will do it
Actually we have a meeting next Saturday and I will raise this question. will keep you posted thanks a lot |
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I've done this forever while playing. When there are four other defenders, they need to know when to start boxing out. And yes, it's quite possible they weren't looking at the shooter if they're doing their jobs defensively.
This isn't a technical foul. Basketball ain't golf. That's completely different, however, than yelling to distract the shooter from behind when you're beat on a break. |
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Guess it's not "completely" different. :) Just a little bit different. |
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You would make a decent politician. |
What about disconcerting from the bench on a FT?
Would you call that a TF? |
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No, but I might call it a violation (I have quietly "warned" the bench not to do that). |
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You take that back. |
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You would make an indecent politican. Better? |
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Hey, wait a minute.... |
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Disconcerting From The Bench ...
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Penalty: If the violation is by the free-thrower's opponent only: a.) If the try is successful, the goal counts and the violation is disregarded. b.) If the try is not successful, the ball becomes dead when the free throw ends, and a substitute throw shall be attempted by the same free thrower under conditions the same as for the free throw for which it is substituted. c.) If a violation by the free thrower follows disconcertion by an opponent, a substitute free throw shall be awarded. I believe that opponents would include the opposing players, team members, and bench personnel, even the team chaplain on the end of the Catholic school team bench. |
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