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Ron's clinic time was devoted to HS ball he made sure we understood this. He also agreed with Rich that too many fouls are called on the floor. ( This term does not appear in any rule or case book) |
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I have noticed that trend here with several of my partners. It could be the level I'm working right now also.
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I was working at a camp this weekend and we had some issues with campers calling fouls on the ground instead of giving the player 2 shots. Have a patient whistle and know when the offensive player "gathers" the ball and start their habitual motion to shoot the basketball...when in doubt give two shots...don't penalize the offense since the defense committed a foul.
Good point Rich, at the HS level we wave off way too many shots!
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Jr High/Freshman mostly though I did have a couple of Sophomore and JV games. I've only done one season of basketball.
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I have been working on this concept for the last 2-3 seasons This is turned into a good post with a great exchange of ideas and information. Thanx to all |
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"Late whistle" complaints? I've found that "late whistle" is code for, "I know it was the right call, but I have to whine about something." I also haven't heard one in a long time, to be honest.
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The whistle isn't the problem. The problem is the official not calling the play properly. And maybe the right idea is to get the official to think about the play for a second after he blows the whistle but before he declares whether it was a shooting foul or not. You have to drill it into their heads that when they see a foul, they also have to immediately check to see the status of the ball at the same time. If they don't do that, it doesn't matter how "patient" the whistle is anyway. They're just guessing. JMO. |
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