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Message: [QUOTE="sendithome, post: 1658092, member: 66"] I can understand warning(s) and not doing anything if it isn't impacting the game (coaches/players haven't complained). If a player is guilty of any infraction continuously (three seconds, carrying the ball, grabbing off the ball, arm bar while defending, sliding pivot foot, moving screens, etc.), calling it two times quickly on that player sends an effective message to the player and coach. For the turnover violations, the availability of the player in the game is only impacted by the coach's willingness to keep giving the other team the ball. Why is there talk about widening the lane due to the physicality in the lane? It seems like an expensive solution to solve something that is already addressed in the rule book. [/QUOTE]