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Originally Posted by Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.
Sometime after Dec. 1st there was a thread regarding a question on this year's IAABO Refresher Exam. I made a post in the thread that I would get a hold of Roger MacTavish and discuss the question with him. To make matters worse I cannot remember the question number nor can I remember the thread. So if somebody can help me, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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I remember your post, and your generous offer, and the fact that I was looking forward to your update, but I can't find your post, even using the Advanced Search function.
So, why don't you start with this question? I thought that one of the guidelines for goaltending was that it had to be a
try. I got this one wrong, and, "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not going to take this anymore!":
2008-09 IAABO Refresher Exam
7. A-1, from behind the 3 point line,
throws the ball toward his/her basket for a catch and dunk. The ball is on its downward flight outside the cylinder above the ring level and in the judgment of the official has a chance of entering the basket when A-2 catches the ball and dunks it. The official rules this is goaltending and disallows the basket. Is the official correct?
7. Yes Rule 5 Section 2 Art 1; Rule 4 Section 22, Rule 9 Section 12
To me, throwing the ball toward the basket for a catch and dunk is a pass, not a try.