A Poll On Who Makes The Call???

[Tennesseejoe]

If the referee makes the foul call on the shooter but the opponent doesn't think it was a foul:
Should the opponent tell the referee he/she was wrong?
Should the opponent accept the referees call?

 

[BRKNRUN]

If the referee makes the foul call on the shooter but the opponent doesn't think it was a foul:
Should the opponent tell the referee he/she was wrong?
Should the opponent accept the referees call?

I would like to see a poll on this. Will someone help set this up?

"most" of the time from what I have seen in the past a player will not even let the ref make a bad call...They will immediatly pick up the CB or give it the I fouled tap with thier tip or in some cases the hockey slap around with the shaft and take the call out of the refs hands.

If the opponent is "unsure" he/she will leave it up to the ref and whatever the ref calls...that is what stands..

 

[randyg]

The game is between the two players, not a third party. If the ref is wrong, I tell my opponent what I happen to think....randyg

 

[Black-Balled]

If there is a ref, then the ref holds full authority- neither player has the power to override the ref's ruling.

If incoming player doesn't agree, either tuff schnit, or foul back.

 

[catscradle]

He should (must) accept the referee call, but there is no reason he can't express his opinion in a civilized manner.

 

[Barbara]

He should (must) accept the referee call, but there is no reason he can't express his opinion in a civilized manner.

Civilized being the key word here.

If the player disagrees with the ref's call and wants to verbalize that, they are taking a very large chance of being disqualified if they bring in an unhealthy attitude into the verbalization. Just like in basketball, football, and baseball.

Barbara