Any Rule Against This Lame Tactic?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I wouldn't advise anyone to officiate in fear of the assignor. If you call what you see and what you believe is right, then a good assignor will back you. If you don't receive that support, then you will be better off not working for that person.

Ask rockyroad.

Fear has nothing to do with this situation. It has to do with common sense. And it does not display much common sense for calling a T for this. I would have the same reaction if I heard someone gave a T and I do not assign a single game from others if I do not work for one guy anymore. But yelling at a player is has not even been considered unsportsmanlike while the player is shooting. I have never seen such interpretation to support such an action. Of course you could go there (based on the rules you referenced), but if you played any basketball in your life, people use their voice from time to time. And yes, they yell at the shooter some time. Next thing you are going to tell me a player cannot yell out anything to their teammates.

Peace

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

I would have the same reaction if I heard someone gave a T and I do not assign a single game from others if I do not work for one guy anymore.

I actually agree with you on this one, I think.

But what the hell does the above sentence mean?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by just another ref

I actually agree with you on this one, I think.

But what the hell does the above sentence mean?

If I heard someone call a T for this, I would cringe and shake my head in disbelief.

Peace