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Originally posted by Camron Rust
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Originally posted by blindzebra
Re-read your case play and figure out what temporarily ignored could mean.
It means you can wait until team A is not disadvantaged to call the violation...like when team B gets the ball.
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This type of situation was covered at our interpretation meeting. IIRC, interpreter said that in cases where this is likely to occur (fast break) you temporarily ignore the violation until A shoots or looses the ball, then call the violation and then give the ball to A...whether the shot was made or missed.
I can't find my copy but I think this play was even covered that 6-8 page Officials Guide booklet published by the NFHS.
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If you are referring to the NFHS Preseason guide, then no there is nothing in there which says to delay or temporarily ignore the violation.
In fact, just the opposite message is stressed.
There are five play rulings in that guide. In three of the play rulings (1,4,5) the wording "The official shall call a violation on XY
as soon as XY steps out of bounds" appears. The violation is also called immediately in play 2 although that wording is not used in the ruling. Only play 3 is handled differently because that play is not a violation at all, it involves a technical foul for a player delaying his return to the court after making a throw-in.