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Do basketball coaches teach players to “Flop” in order to draw a foul?
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[QUOTE="Skeets, post: 4114688, member: 10677"] I think the majority of flops are actual fouls with the player trying to ensure the ref saw the foul. There are hilarious exceptions like the one shown in HHH video. When it's not a real foul the flop usually (but not always) looks ridiculous. Driving home from a UCONN game several years ago and listening to the post game on the radio, CD (the coach) was complaining about jump shooters taking a shot and falling on their butts. She described it as "so Catholic school". In the context of her interview, she might have been talking about her playing days at Rutgers being similar to today's game... [/QUOTE]
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