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Originally posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
JR and BZ:
I am glad that both of you know the definition of team control. But I am sorry, but NFHS Casebook Play 7.5.4(c) does not apply to this play because CB 7.5.4(c) involves a field goal attempt, not a throw-in. And while there is not team control during a throw-in, Team A's throw-in had not ended when the Dumba$$, I mean L, accidently sounded his whistle. There is no rule that allows the officials to go to the AP Arrow in this situation and possibly take the ball away from Team A. The L has to eat his whistle and tell Coach B that he screwed up and Team A keeps the ball for a throw-in.
Lets make this play even more interesting. Team A is winning the game by one point and the AP Arrow is pointing toward Team B's basket. Are you really going to give the ball to Team B for a throw-in with 3.6 seconds left in the game. I hope not.
MTD, Sr.
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Cite a rule or case play that states that ending the throw-in is germane.
Leave it to you to say that the rules covering team control has no baring because the specific case play does not specically address
no team control during a throw-in.
A new low even for you. Team control is team control and once again it's MTD's
OPINION versus what is the actual rule book.