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Thu Feb 10, 2011, 09:37pm
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Late whistle turns into DOUBLE whistle
Had a similar situation last night in a B MS Play-off game. I am trail with A1 (home) driving from my primary into the lane. I call a late blocking foul on B1 at the same time my partner calls a different foul on B2. A1 makes basket after both fouls driving the lane.
Partner and I get together briefly to confer on what we both had. I reported my foul to the table on B1, no basket, 2 shots (double bonus). Home crowd and coach wanted the basket. But I knew that he was still dribbling when the block happened. One of those situations that you don't have every day, but glad to know that we both handled it appropriately and quickly. 
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