MTD, Jr. and I learned something new last night.
Last night Junior and I officiated a girls' H.S. jr. varsity game together and late in the fourth quarter I called a charging foul on the Home Team's center. She was facing the basket from about fifteen feet from the basket and she dribbled right through the defender.
According to H's HC, his player can't be guilty of a charging foul because she was dribbling the ball when she went right through the defender. :confused: MTD, Sr. |
Oh that's a good one. That must be a fundamental right below the one about it being impossible to travel while dribbling.
I had a funny comment from a coach during a middle school game last night after I called a charge on his dribbler. "Ref how can that be a foul? He didn't knock the defender down." |
Nice!
And for all you newbies out there, this just proves you can learn something new every game.....no matter how many you've done! (sarc) :rolleyes:
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This thread reminds me of the T-shirt my son used to wear. It showed a guy being loaded into the back of an ambulance on a gurney. Underneath was printed, "NO RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY - NO FOUL!"
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I learned from a coach last week that the opposing coach can't call a timeout after the official reaches 4 on his 5-second throw in count. :confused:
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A Walk Down Memory Lane ...
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I learned last night, "That's got to be something!"
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Last night I learned that when a coach screams out, "Call a foul!" he doesn't necessarily mean a T on him. ;)
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Whack-A-Mole ...
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I'm sure Mark is proud of you! :p |
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