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Originally posted by Junker
Okay, here's the explaination of what I had and did last night. A makes a basket. B1 grabs the ball and heads out of bounds. B2 then runs OOB and B1 tosses the ball to him. By their body language and the way they are moving (how's that for by the book terminology) I could tell that what they were trying to do is get the correct person for their press break inbounding the ball. Since I had yet to begin my 5 second count, I did not call this a violation. Had I begun counting, I would have called a violation. Had B2 caught the ball and dribbled up the court, I also would not have called a violation. Sorry there's no rulesbook quotes in here, but they're in the bag and Wednesday's my day off from games.
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Your failure to start the count is an error on your part. Don't penalize Team A by not properly calling the violation.
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So exactly how is this a violation regardless of when the 5 second count started? (I am assuming B1 IS oob.)
[Edited by CK on Jan 20th, 2005 at 12:29 PM]
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