DUNKING IN WARMUPS?

[gimme3]

Here's a good example, Mr. Chuck Little of Cleveland will do some crazy stuff in warm ups but since he gets so f'n high in the air, he just drops it in. He does all kinds of things in warm-ups, its a must see.

I think it's a stupid rule.

[Quack Kills]

i think it should be allowed

[eagle79]

You can't touch the rim at ALL. It doesn't have anything to do with flexing the rim or anything else. There hasn't always been flex rims. This has been a rule for a LONG time. This is just another example of the discipline issues that will cost Siegel down the road.

[Dodrill22]

Discipline isnt a big issue anymore with us. we could play a little better as a team, but i think this past summer when they all played AAU together, they started playing better as one. they got the four free throws at the beginning and who came out on top? i believe thats a "we did"

[mtnman]

I saw some dunking during warm ups in Hall of Fame games. I think some refs and coaches feel like these are preseason, (or whatever you want to call them) it isn't a bid deal. This is also true during jamborees and play days. It is more for the fans than the players.

[mikeyscode]

plus it puts the coach at a disadvantage because he then has to stay on the bench for the game.

[NRCSDEN]

I saw some dunking during warm ups in Hall of Fame games.  I think some refs and coaches feel like these are preseason, (or whatever you want to call them) it isn't a bid deal.  This is also true during jamborees and play days.  It is more for the fans than the players.

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you can dunk while the referees are not there but when they come out of the dressing room you have to quit,

 

why does the coach have to sit on the bench, is it because the team got a technical now he has to sit,

[superfalconfan05]

That is Correct the coach cannot stand up after his 1st Technical Foul. Plus if you all are wondering about rules how about reading them on TSSAA.ORG

[neutralobserver]

I believe in some states it is legal. They can touch the rim, just as long as they don't pull it down and make it rattle. I think TSSAA should make this a rule. It would get the crowds pump up before the games.

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Did the "no dunk" rule affect you at all Stephenzca? I heard you were a hi-flyer.

Edited November 22, 2004 by neutralobserver

[MattL12]

In Tennessee you can do anything but touch the rim. As long as you don't your fine and won't get a tech.

[Quack Kills]

i think as long as you dont pull down you are fine, at least they dunk here some in warm up

[tonymontana]

i think as long as you dont pull down you are fine, at least they dunk here some in warm up

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No, you can't touch the rim. Period, dot. You touch it, the ref sees it, your team is T'd up. Bottomline.