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(BTW, soccer has something slightly similar, albeit rarely invoked. A soccer player can be cautioned and then dismissed for "persistent infringement" of the laws of the game -- whcih generally refers to fouls. But there is not a magic number of fouls.) |
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I understand about college. But their teams are generally 12-15 players deep. You can throw goons out there just to use up the foul count and protect your starters at the end of a close game.
In a C size school, (Michigan has A B C and D classes) like us, 20 district kids from being a class D, we have 4 on the bench. Meaning an injury and foul trouble means I have to suit up. :D |
[QUOTE=AremRed;956659]6 fouls means I have to call more on your idiot troublemaker player before he sits down to cool off. And that means the other team is shooting bonus earlier. Do you really want that?
If he is an idiot -trouble maker, a T and a PF at once gets him out all the quicker! I don't think reaching and over the back are quite the troublemaker fouls.:D |
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1981- I fouled out in the second quarter. So did the man I was guarding.
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Coach P...I merged your thread with the existing thread.
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NFHS games are 32 minutes long... (36 minutes in MN... 18-minute halves).
5 fouls / 32 minutes = 1 foul per 6.4 minutes. NBA games are 48 minutes long. 6 fouls / 48 minutes = 1 foul every 8 minutes. Adding a 6th foul to NFHS games would allow one foul every 5.3 minutes. |
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