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Old Fri Jan 25, 2002, 01:01pm
Mark Dexter Mark Dexter is offline
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Originally posted by mlancast
I hate to disagree with some of you, but you absolutely did the right thing here by stopping play and giving the ball to the corrct team. There is NOTHING in the rule book that covers this, and it does not even fall in the correctable error category.
I beg to differ. Case 7.5.2(B) states that an official's error which results in the wrong team having a throw-in is not correctable.

Because it is not one of the correctable errors, you cannot "fix" the situation. Consider this: A1 shoots, B1 gets the rebound, travels under A's basket, then shoots upcourt because neither official called the violation. B passes around a little bit, then puts up a 3. After the ball has gone through the basket, an official recognizes that a travel ocurred and wipes off the points. Correct procedure - NO!!
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