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Originally Posted by RichMSN
Is there a specific scenario written that explicitly says that we aren't going to consider team control in the situation where B1 deflects the basketball and there's an IW?
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No, of course not. That's why he's making the lame excuse of "there's a powerpoint."
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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
Why would it matter? They've already said the rule change affects nothing more than fouls and they have a case that essentially backs that up by saying there is no team control after a throwin was deflected inbounds....because no inbounds player had control yet. Why would an inadvertent whistle create team control when it didn't exist to start with according to the above case.
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"It has no affect on existing frontcourt-backcourt, three seconds, or traveling/dribbling violations.""
Obviously, because
1- the backcourt rule was re-written to reflect the new team control rule.
2- 3 seconds requires that the ball be in the frontcourt. OOB is not in the FC or BC.
3- you can't commit traveling or dribbling violations while OOB by rule.
There's nothing in the rule book to support what you're saying. It makes no difference what they said in a Powerpoint presentation, the rule book has the final say.
Until they make a change regarding when team control ends, Team A still has team control in the OP.