First, let's just establish a flop in basketball is not really always a bad item. Sometimes you really complete get fouled, and in all of the the commotion the ref doesn't always visualize it. So any exaggerated body move you could make to bring attention fot it legitimate foul is for a and your team's advantage. And the whole idea is always to win, right?
OK, it's not the main idea. A person blessed by using enormous athletic gifts need to honor the game. When you get hit with incidental or legal contact, or no contact in any way, flopping is a very uncool move, and we wag our index finger inside the flopper's general direction (your exact same finger may vary).
Here's that Pacers' Sam Young, who got clipped which includes a Carmelo Anthony elbow during their playoff game. Incidental, IMO. But Young may be aware that actress Olivia Wilde (Cowboys & Aliens, Tron: Legacy) is sitting at that time in the front row (she's at a negative balance, with her hands spanning her mouth), and really wants to show off his actor's skills.
Bad, bad flop. Ten demerits. Fifty items deducted from House Gryffindor. Credit rating lowered to 420. Twice secret probation. No soup for your needs: banned, one year.
Of course our flopping technology is all about two decades behind that of European soccer. But give us time along with we'll catch up.
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