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A1 dribbling down court full-tilt on a fast break with only B1 right next to her. Top of the key, B1 bumps A1 pretty hard, my partner blows whistle. As the players "run out", B1 jostles A1 again, probably just out of control. A1 picks up the ball and throws it in B1's face -- distance of about six inches. My partner called a T on A1.
After the game, we talked about it. My opinion was that it should have been flagrant. As it was, Coach A pulled A1 and she didn't play the rest of the game, but I think I still would have called it flagrant. Opinions? P.S. I didn't see the play, didn't even know what happened until later. |
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The only intent was to maim, injure or to cause bodily harm. Should've been ejected, even if there was paperwork to do. mick |
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At what point does it become flagrant in a situation like this? I have not had this happen, but I have had some elbows that have been suspect. Where do you draw the line?
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To me throwing a ball at a persons face is just like throwing a fist into someones face...but you have a farther reach....To me if it is to the point of instigating or antagonizing someone into a fight it is flagrant!
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