Thread: Is this a T?
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Old Thu Nov 01, 2007, 03:24pm
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Originally Posted by blindzebra
Is A2 anywhere near the ball?
Where is this a requirement? Are length-of-court passes not allowed, because A2 is not close to A1, who is throwing the pass?

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Originally Posted by blindzebra
Is A2 making any effort to get the ball?
Again, where is this requirement? If A1 throws the ball at A2, and A2 isn't looking and is not expecting the pass, does that mean it's no longer a pass?

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Originally Posted by blindzebra
A new throw-in and count is a hell of a lot less unfair than a delay warning and/or T to team B, now isn't it?
If B does something that, by the rules, is a delay warning or T, is that fair to the other team to not call it?

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Originally Posted by blindzebra
This is a screwed up scenario...clearly team A is confused, team B doesn't know what is happening and may do something that will get them a T, not because of a purposeful act but because of team A screwing up their throw-in.
Now, I may be willing to go along with you if I can see that there is definitely confusion involved with both teams. Remember, this in an endline throw-in for A, so at some point very recently B just scored. Why would you think there is some justification for B to think they get the ball again after they just scored?

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Originally Posted by blindzebra
Since we are dealing what ifs, what are you calling if A1 sets the ball down, moves inbounds, A2-5 doesn't move to pick up the ball, team B doesn't reach across to touch the ball and A1 goes back OOB to throw it in?
There will be a 5-second violation on A at the end of my count.
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