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Old Thu Dec 27, 2007, 02:34pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by grunewar
Case Book - 4.44 SITUATION B (4-12; 4-41)
As usual, right there under my nose... or was my thumb covering that part of the page...

Anyway, somebody want to indulge in some Age of Reason thinking and give this a shot:

Just for grins, what is the reasoning in creating a rule that defines a pass attempt as a different type of ball release rather than a shot attempt?

It seems to me that "deliberately releasing the ball" is "deliberately releasing the ball", regardless if it goes toward the basket or towards another player?

And by deliberate, I mean not to be confused with an "attempt at possession" (fumble), which is not a "deliberate release of the ball"... or is it?

"Because the Rules Book says so, Coach," seems such a cop-out.

Thanks !
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