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[JRutledge]

The first play I have a PC foul or nothing. And likely nothing as no one got knocked over and the defense did their job.

The second play I guess it really depends on how much of an injury this was, but unless I see this kid bleeding, I probably would wait until the basket was attacked or stopped being attacked.

Peace

[JetMetFan]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

The first play I have a PC foul or nothing. And likely nothing as no one got knocked over and the defense did their job.

That's why the words "trust you partner" jumped to the front of my mind. It's not in the T's PCA. It's not even in his secondary. I know he didn't have a matchup in front of him but the C has to live or die with that one unless it was an absolute train wreck.

The second play I guess it really depends on how much of an injury this was, but unless I see this kid bleeding, I probably would wait until the basket was attacked or stopped being attacked.

Same. He didn't appear to be unconscious. Nothing was broken/bleeding and he wasn't in danger since the play was heading the other way.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by JetMetFan

That's why the words "trust you partner" jumped to the front of my mind. It's not in the T's PCA. It's not even in his secondary. I know he didn't have a matchup in front of him but the C has to live or die with that one unless it was an absolute train wreck.

Well I do not think trust is much of an issue for me here. I think this is just was this a good call period. This official could make that call if there was something to call, but I think this was a play-through at best. I just think this was a bad judgment, not so much about his partners.

Peace