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What say you on this dunk? (Video)
This happened last night: North Olmsted H.S. at Westlake H.S. I do not know who are the officials.
http://yahoo.thepostgame.com/blog/cl...ssover-dribble <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/yC5OAk9G3HQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> I have a PC foul on the dunker followed by a TF on the dunker for taunting. MTD, Sr. |
I've got a no call and tech for taunting.
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There is no such thing as a no call either you judged that there was an infraction of the rules or there was an infraction of the rules. Therefore, why did you decide that there was no infraction of the rules by either the offensive the player or the defensive player? MTD, Sr. |
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I assume that you know who Peter Webb is. Peter Webb would ask you the very same question. A no call implies that there was an infraction of the rules but the officials decided not to call it. Therefore why did not feel that there was no infraction by either the offensive player or the defensive player. MTD, Sr. |
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There seems to be an inexplicable communication gap here. |
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I have a two-point goal scored by Black #41 followed by an unsporting player technical foul on Black #41 for taunting an opponent.
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We had a long thread about assigners telling officials that when there are bodies on the floor there had better be a fouled called. Therefore, how can there not be a whistle and a foul: either a PC by the dunker or a block by the defender? And there was contact between the two players involved. MTD, Sr. P.S. And I am not being obtuse (See Post #11.) |
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The defender did not have LGP and the shooter was not put at a disadvantage, that's how. |
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