Sentence examples for constitutes a foul from inspiring English sources
In comic reference to his reputation as a control freak, Saban talked the other day about an off-season basketball league in Tuscaloosa in which he claimed to choose the teams, decide who has to guard him and occasionally determine what constitutes a foul.
On one hand, referees should take in-game context into account when deciding when to blow the whistle or not, but it does seem strange that what constitutes a foul is dependent on something as arbitrary as the time left on the game clock.
They usually seem eager to learn how the Yanks play, but they have many different ideas of what constitutes a foul (touching a ball with my hand, for example) and the penalty for the foul (my turn is over AND I lose my next turn).
Terlizzi's clumsy jump near Giampaolo Pazzini barely even constituted a foul.
The Celtic captain shaped to go shoulder to shoulder with the United attacker, only to find himself placing his arm on the player's back, but the contact seemed too minimal to constitute a foul.
The offences that constitute a foul are listed in Law 12. Handling the ball deliberately, tripping an opponent, or pushing an opponent, are examples of "penal fouls", punishable by a direct free kick or penalty kick depending on where the offence occurred.
Players, coaches and fans are complaining that no one knows what constitutes a flagrant foul or a second-degree flagrant foul, what warrants an ejection or what will provoke a suspension.
This includes knowing what is a foul, understanding what constitutes a double dribble, how to dribble, shoot, rebound, etc.
Detroit made some noise with loud foul balls toward the end of the sixth, and San Francisco had what tonight constitutes a rally — a two-out single by Sandoval — in the bottom half of the frame.
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