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I'll just say this...play 3 is a shooting foul EVERY single time in my game if I'm the calling official and honestly, it's not even close to me.
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One of the problematic things to me on #3 is the L waved it off so quickly. There was contact and then the "no goal" signal came out immediately. He didn't give a chance for the play to finish.
Camron, I can see your point that she may not have made up her mind when the contact took place but if the L lets it finsh then takes in what happened he might end up with a different ruling. If she gets bumped then dumps it off to the trailer then, no, she's not going to the line. But in this case I don't think we should make a value judgment on the type or degree of difficulty of shot she was attempting to take. She didn't end her dribble, get bumped, hesitate then throw up a shot. She ended her dribble, got bumped and in one smooth motion went up with the ball. Quote:
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1, 2, 3 and 5 are clearly shooting fouls IMO. #4 was the only debatable one for me. Based on the signal he's calling the pre-shot push on the entry pass, which IMO is not a good call. Was the big man really disadvantaged significantly by the defender's action? It sure doesn't look like it.
And I count #3 all day, with gusto. I had a play like this a couple weeks ago. I counted it and the opposing coach couldn't believe it. I just said "she was in her shooting motion coach", He actually said, "but if you're calling the block it HAS to be on the floor" I don't think my snicker was audible. |
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I'm seeing a trend in these plays, as well as others while I OD on H.S. playoff ball on the web. *A1 gathers *A1 has ball at his/her hips or below *B1 commits a foul *A1 doesn't get credit for continuous motion It's as though the play stops for the calling officials if A1 doesn't have the ball in a "shooting" position when the whistle blows.
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The only comment I have is on 4. If the official inside is calling that weak little push as a foul against the big, then it's gotta come a bit quicker. If my whistle is that late, it's on the shot. I take great pride in putting the shooter on the line every time I'm supposed to by rule. It's one of my pet peeves watching officials who don't. |
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When fouled, we have to decide what they were attempting to do at the time of the foul..not observe what they do after. They may not even get the ball to a point where it is certain, yet we must still judge what they were trying to do. How many times have you seen a player no where near shooting who turns and throws the ball at the basket after they realize they were fouled?? If they do what looks like a shot up to the time of a foul, they're shooting, even if they subsequently pass. If the only thing that looks like a shot is after the contact, they were not shooting.
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We had this discussion before...some officiate it as you describe above. Some don't.
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