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During a throw-in, a defender clearly reached through the plane, which is rather frequent in a middle school game. I got the whistle, reported the warning to the table, informed the coach, and went back to make sure the kids knew what the infraction was and what it meant. This particular coach didn't like the call. When I informed the coach, she wouldn't look me in the eye. When I asked if she understood it, her reply was, "Yeah, I understand it. I just don't agree with it. It's a seventh grade game." After the game, I pondered that comment, and I came up with three reasons that call should be made: 1. It's just a warning (repeated offenses notwithstanding), 2. Breaking the plan puts the thrower-in at a disadvantage, and 3. If we DON'T call it, how will players learn not to do it? Stick with the facts, and don't let emotions get in the way. |
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