New situation:
A1 tries for a goal and (a) in B1's attempt to block the shot, he misses the ball and slaps the backboard and the ball goes thru the goal, or (
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B1 slaps the backboard in an attempt to block the shot but the vibration causes the ball not to go in.
Ruling?
My guess is basket counts and technical for slapping the backboard. unsportsmanlike
| QUOTE (deeznutz1963 @ December 18, 2007 10:44 pm) |
On an AP throw-in, the only time Team A would lose the arrow is if a violation occurred during the throw-in. Ford Dealer and Hoopswatcher are both correct.
Basketballdad you are wrong on tis one. On the jump ball, if team A tips ball out of bounds, the ball belongs to team B. Since there was no initial possession, the AP goes to A. The key here is possession. Now lets take it a step further. If A gains possession on the jump, and B dislodges the ball from A and ball hits A's leg on goes ouot of bounds. Ball goes to B and they have the AP as well. |
corret, my bad. The key was the possession.
Legal play in both instances, basket counts. There was no intent to slap the backboard. Rule 10-3-7
| QUOTE (deeznutz1963 @ December 19, 2007 07:40 pm) |
| Legal play in both instances, basket counts. There was no intent to slap the backboard. Rule 10-3-7 |
then tell that to the ref that called the EPC/Trumann jr high game
at nettleton. That exact thing happen and the kid got a "T"
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Maybe he should read the rule and the "exception".
New Situation
Player A knocks the ball away from Player B and the ball is going out of bounds, Player A jumps out of bounds bats ball back in bounds, lands out of bounds. He hustles back into play and grabs ball before anyone else touches the ball.
LEGAL OR VIOLATION
Oh, Oh, Oh.... Can I answer?
| QUOTE (hoopswatcher @ December 21, 2007 10:14 pm) |
New Situation
Player A knocks the ball away from Player B and the ball is going out of bounds, Player A jumps out of bounds bats ball back in bounds, lands out of bounds. He hustles back into play and grabs ball before anyone else touches the ball.
LEGAL OR VIOLATION |
The player went out of bounds, not the ball. The other nineplayers had their thumb up their butt allowing player A to outhustle them to the ball. Play continues.
| QUOTE (neafbfan @ December 22, 2007 12:20 am) |
| QUOTE (hoopswatcher @ December 21, 2007 10:14 pm) | New Situation
Player A knocks the ball away from Player B and the ball is going out of bounds, Player A jumps out of bounds bats ball back in bounds, lands out of bounds. He hustles back into play and grabs ball before anyone else touches the ball.
LEGAL OR VIOLATION |
The player went out of bounds, not the ball. The other nineplayers had their thumb up their butt allowing player A to outhustle them to the ball. Play continues.
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Even though the player was out of bounds and no one else touched the ball?
OK I can see what you're saying.
OK, my turn.... VIOLATION!
New play:
Along the same lines, ball is about to go out of bounds. Player A goes airborne, secures possession of the ball, calls timeout, and then lands out of bounds. Is this a legal play in Federation? Is the legal play in NCAA?