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Old Wed Mar 11, 2009, 06:56am
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Technical Foul?
Team A players is fouled at half court the referee blows his whistle and everyone stops except player A, who was foul, he continues to dribble and dunks the ball...what would you do...if anything?
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Easiest T you'll have all year, most likely.
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Old Wed Mar 11, 2009, 08:12am
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OP, just curious...why do you think this wouldn't warrant a T?

The only reason I could think of would be if the player was deaf and didn't hear the whistle, then I might cut them some slack, but really this is a no-brainer...
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Old Wed Mar 11, 2009, 08:14am
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What is the college rule?
I see the DI college guys do this on TV quite often and never a T. By rule would a T be warranted?

Edit; Should have read the OP better -
Not from half court. Whistle blows... then a couple steps and dunk.
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In all of my years as a basketball official, I now of only one player that I would have passed on in this situation. When I first started as a women's college official, Dade Co.-South Comm. Coll. had a player who was completely deaf without her hearing aids (which she did not wear when playing). There were times when she continued on after the whistled sounded.

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In all of my years as a basketball official, I now of only one player that I would have passed on in this situation. When I first started as a women's college official, Dade Co.-South Comm. Coll. had a player who was completely deaf without her hearing aids (which she did not wear when playing). There were times when she continued on after the whistled sounded.

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She could dunk?
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She could dunk?

She was a guard. But we both know that wasn't the point I was trying to make.

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In all of my years as a basketball official, I now of only one player that I would have passed on in this situation. When I first started as a women's college official, Dade Co.-South Comm. Coll. had a player who was completely deaf without her hearing aids (which she did not wear when playing). There were times when she continued on after the whistled sounded.

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This whole problem gets resolved if deaf players are not allowed to dunk.
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