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[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

The only way I'd give a T for disconcertion is if a player said something that in of itself would be unsportsmanlike, or if they kept repeating the violation one after another and thus was making a travesty of the game. This is similar to a team repeating free throw violations at the end of the game to ensure a made basket when the offense is trying to intentionally miss.

What JR was trying to say is if a player disconcerts, there is no warning and to call the violation (if applicable). Now if a player is close to disconcerting, or if the player makes the free throw, you can tell the play to knock it out.

You're a nice guy, APG. Maybe you can take some time and explain why it's legal to throw the ball off your own backboard too.

[APG]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

You're a nice guy, APG. Maybe you can take some time and explain why it's legal to throw the ball off your own backboard too.

Haha! I'm not even sure why I've spent so long on that front.