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Originally Posted by Raymond
If discovered during a live ball, assess the T.
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I think that we all can agree on that.
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Originally Posted by Raymond
If discovered during a dead ball, you can't do anything but send the player off. .
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Citation please. You'll probably need a definition of "participating". Good luck with that.
So you're going to ignore the sixth team member in the following scenarios because the ball is dead?
The last Team A free throw attempt is successful. The clock hasn't started. Six team members on Team A are setting up a full court press. Officials become aware of the extra player before the ball is at the disposal of Team B for a run-the-endline throwin. The ball is dead, and the clock is stopped. What’s the call?
Team A scores a field goal. Six team members on Team A are setting up a full court press. Officials become aware of the extra player before the ball is at the disposal of Team B for a run-the-endline throwin. The ball is dead, and the clock is running. What’s the call?
Please note that although I'm leaning toward penalizing six team members in some dead ball situations, I'm not 100% sure that I'm correct in doing so, certainly not as sure as some of you are that you can't penalize six team members in all dead ball situations.
Without a NFHS definition of "participating" none of us can be 100% sure what to do unless we make up stuff as we go along, or depend on situations that harken back to jump balls after every goal.