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Originally Posted by just another ref
Is there anything written anywhere (nfhs interpretation, old casebook play) which supports the position of everybody else in the world except me on this issue?
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Fundamental #16 (page 74 of the rulebook)
The official's whistle seldom cause the ball to become dead (it is already dead).
You are reading way too much into this situation. Are you going to tell me if a ball handler travels and the official does not blow the whistle until the ball is air, are you going to count the basket because the whistle was not blown in time?
Peace