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NBA Referee Reveals Why Most Technical Fouls Are a Buildup, Not a Single Moment
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NBA Referee Reveals Why Most Technical Fouls Are a Buildup, Not a Single Moment
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Apr 6, 20261:101.7K views
Most technical fouls aren't about one moment. They're a buildup.
Scott Foster breaks it down here, and it's something I've believed for a long time. By the time a ref hits a player with a T, they've usually already had multiple conversations with that player throughout the game warning them to stop. Fans aren't in on those conversations, so when the technical finally comes, it looks arbitrary.
It's not. The machine just ran out of quarters.
Combo weighs in from the player side too, which is worth hearing. Context matters more than the outrage merchants online want to admit. #shorts
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