From BillyMac: Was there ever a time, even for a very brief period of time, when a defensive player, jumping from the two point area of the court, touching a try from behind the three point line, where the try counted as only two points?
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Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee
1) Not to my recollection. BayStateRef gave you the right info above. Up to the 2001-02 season, to score a 3 on a ball tipped by a defender standing inside the arc, you had to rule that it was a "try" or a "tap". If you judged it to be a "pass" or a "throw", you scored a 2. In the 2001-02 season, the FED took the judgment out of the call by adding a "pass" or "throw" to the situations when you still score a 3.
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Thanks BayStateRef, and Jurassic Referee. I guess I was dreaming about a problem with the initial three point rule, or mixing it up with the pass, or try, problem.
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