Tue Dec 14, 2004, 09:11pm
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Originally posted by rainmaker
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Originally posted by Back In The Saddle
I'm working trail and a ball comes into my area very quickly following a throw-in, is tipped to backcourt by the offensive team. At least it probably is the offensive team. I don't know how it got to my area. All I saw was the tip into backcourt. So I'm stuck. If I call backcourt, I'm guessing. I'm probably right, but I'm guessing. So I pass. What is a better way to handle this?
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Easy, Ray. It's a no-call, and then if anyone complains, you say, "they didn't have control in the front court."
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The heart of the problem is that I don't know if they had control or not. If they got control and it was an errant skip pass, then I'm screwed. If they didn't have control, I'm okay. But I just don't know.
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