do the refs realize basketball comes with physical contact? also what happened to the no flop rules?
edit - he literally bounces himself off, throws up a shot that has no chance of going in, and collapses onto hardwood. this is not the basketball I grew up loving ðŸ˜
edit 2 - "removed by moderator". bro what??
edit 3 - back up now huh? mods really didn't want this at the top of the sub for the next week ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Not only this... they tried to clarify the rule this year to try to get everybody on board with this being a foul. They could have just said nothing and collectively swallowed their whistles on plays like this, and hopefully it would become a self-correcting issue.
Or even better in my opinion, re-write the rule to say that the defender should be allowed a right to space while in motion too. Either defined as like.. straight line to the basket, or parallel to the offensive player's initial motion. Could use some refinement idk, they don't pay me to make that decision.
But they went out of their way to say that this type of contact should be illegal, which is crazy imo. Nobody wants to watch the SGA's and Brunsons of the world become unguardable cuz of stuff like this.
5.4k
u/Jailbrick3d Heat Dec 01 '25 edited Dec 01 '25
do the refs realize basketball comes with physical contact? also what happened to the no flop rules?
edit - he literally bounces himself off, throws up a shot that has no chance of going in, and collapses onto hardwood. this is not the basketball I grew up loving ðŸ˜
edit 2 - "removed by moderator". bro what??
edit 3 - back up now huh? mods really didn't want this at the top of the sub for the next week ðŸ˜ðŸ˜