Suffering from withdrawal symtoms.

[Stat-Man]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Tonight, in one quarter, I called a...

...spot throw-in violation,
...violation when thrower didn't step completely OOB,
...BC violation after B1 batted the ball, A1 batted the ball still in his FC and recovered it in his BC.

Trifecta!

In tonight's 7th grade game, V#15 cut through the lane and went OOB. Violation, I know, but at this level, I gave him a warning to stay inbounds. The next time down, he does it again and is even further OOB, so I called the violation.

Neither coach liked the call. I can understand the V coach not liking it, but not the home coach, too.

[Mregor]

Originally Posted by BktBallRef

Tonight, in one quarter, I called a...

...spot throw-in violation,
...violation when thrower didn't step completely OOB,
...BC violation after B1 batted the ball, A1 batted the ball still in his FC and recovered it in his BC.

Trifecta!

Without video, it didn't happen. I suppose you also had a throw in from OOB go directly through the basket and a hung net that you had to kill a running clock for too.

Seriously, I had 2 throw-in violations in one game. Not me administering either. P only called one of them after much yelling. Called it a travel when he did call it.

[OKREF]

Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.

Most of you know of my position with regard to guarding and screening (aka block/charge).

Mark, Jr., and I have officiated three JrHS doubleheaders and I have also officiated a girls' JV game yesterday afternoon, and:

I have yet to call a charge this season. I am starting to go through withdrawal. I can't remember that last time I have gone this long without a charge call. I have had Team Control Fouls in my games and one Player Control Foul but it was not a CHARGE!!

MTD, Sr.

Tuesday night I called 3