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"Believe It Or Not" in Georgia Playoffs
Nice article with video. The fanboy comments are fun as always!
The Georgia High School Association takes questions about the controversial ending to basketball playoff game (UPDATED) | Prep Zone: AJC High School Sports |
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Looks like the foul occurred with .3 secs left on the clock. Gutsy call. Especially since only one third of the gym was able to see what the official saw.
I would think the only way an official calls a foul in that situation is if it is an obvious foul that everyone in the gymnasium can see. Gutsy gutsy call. |
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We now can only make calls that everyone can see?
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Yea, that's what I said. Only make calls when a foul is obvious to everyone in attendance.
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It's only right. We officials have no business making a call that we don't know the entire audience, coaches and players will agree with. I can't believe I'm the only one that calls a game using that mantra.
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I watched the video before I read anything about the incident. I was actually wondering what the "controversy" was all about. Sure it was a gutsy call, but that is why you work in the state tournament game!!
Had the other team done a better job boxing out and securing the rebound (not to mention more then one missed free throw or turn over) this wouldn't have been an issue. |
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And it's not really that gutsy imo either. I would expect a good official to make that call if it's truly there every time. |
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In my experience, you're in a very miniscule minority with that particular philosophy. |
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I've heard of calling the obvious, but never calling only the obvious.....
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About the second...I'm not being sarcastic (no blue font) with this question - and that's all it is - a question: consistency being key is a given, however, in that game and in that situation does that particular play warrant a potentially game ending call? Consider the situation - Team A got not one, made two athletic plays that led to 2 shots in the remaining seconds and a third play to secure a second rebound. Team B alertly ties up the ball - no obvious foul committed. Hats off to the official that made, what I assume to be a holding call since the video isn't clear, to put the other team on the line with a chance to win with no time left. I call that gutsy in a h.s. sub state game. Pile on. |
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I was beginning to worry that the only color folks in here see are black and white.
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please tell me you're joking
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