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Tue Dec 24, 2002, 12:26pm
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Need some advise from this great board!
Had a CYO varsity boys Tournament and team A was ahead by 50 points in the middle of the 4th quarter. A1 throws up a ally oop to A2 which goes over his head and A2 continue to go to the basket and graps the rim and held on for more then a second and pulled the rim down. So I'd T'ed him up. Team A next possession down the court same player A2 has the ball and is driving down the lane and on his way up he lost the ball and continue to the hoop and again graps the rim and pulled it down. I'd T'ed up again! I thought at the time that the player could have laid off the rim both times and that he was just showboating. Now I think that I should have not called either one and just let it go. Nobody said a word about the calls and the technicals did not have any effect on the game at this point. I do not think the player was worried about any injuries. My problem is if this happens in a HS game should I still call this or let it go, no matter if it is a blow out or a close game? The rule 10-3-5 does not seem to really cover either of these situations. 
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Tue Dec 24, 2002, 01:03pm
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Dibbs, 10-3-5 does directly cover this, "Grasp either basket during the time of the official's jurisdiction..."
Sounds to me like your calls were right on. I can't imagine what possessed the player to grab on the 2nd time!
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Tue Dec 24, 2002, 01:29pm
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Btw,no body had anything to say after you disqualified the player for getting his second T?
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Tue Dec 24, 2002, 01:42pm
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If he's hanging on the rim and its not for his protection, then you gotta pull out the T
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