Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Until today I have never seen an award-the-ball-technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It happening in the fourth quarter of a very tight playoff lacrosse game was very unfortunate timing.
It was literally dangling out of her mouth
Yeah, I know. I have never seen it called and timing was unfortunate.
I have seen it called twice this year. Once in a close game.
It was definitely told to coaches pre season that this would be a point of emphasis this year and they have been warning the girls all season they actually started wearing them during winter ball at the STJ…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Until today I have never seen an award-the-ball-technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It happening in the fourth quarter of a very tight playoff lacrosse game was very unfortunate timing.
It was literally dangling out of her mouth
Yeah, I know. I have never seen it called and timing was unfortunate.
I have seen it called twice this year. Once in a close game.
Anonymous wrote:Everyone understands a bad call now and then--it's a tough job-- but when the bad calls from one ref go one way and start piling up, i.e, overturned shooting space FP, illegal check from across the field, mouthpiece, uncalled head checks, it does make one start to wonder...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Until today I have never seen an award-the-ball-technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It happening in the fourth quarter of a very tight playoff lacrosse game was very unfortunate timing.
It was literally dangling out of her mouth
Yeah, I know. I have never seen it called and timing was unfortunate.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Until today I have never seen an award-the-ball-technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It happening in the fourth quarter of a very tight playoff lacrosse game was very unfortunate timing.
Happens all the time now.
Saw it at a key point in a WCAC game.
In my experience, a ref would give a warning, and maybe multiple warnings, before calling a technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It seems unlikely to me a ref would call such a foul late in a tight playoff game without having given a warning earlier in the game.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Until today I have never seen an award-the-ball-technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It happening in the fourth quarter of a very tight playoff lacrosse game was very unfortunate timing.
Happens all the time now.
Saw it at a key point in a WCAC game.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:SR 14
Potomac 13
Final - OT
Will wait for for the post saying it was their coaching staff that caused them to lose.....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Until today I have never seen an award-the-ball-technical foul for a mouthguard violation. It happening in the fourth quarter of a very tight playoff lacrosse game was very unfortunate timing.
Happens all the time now.