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Originally Posted by Smitty
Was watching the JV game before my V games last night and the exact scenario in the OP happened right before my eyes. Could not believe it. A1 throws up an airball from 3 ft. (clearly a shot) and gets his own rebound. L calls a travel (2 whistle game). As he's getting ready to administer the throw-in for Team B, his partner calls him over to discuss it. I am thrilled and expect them to get it right. Instead, they do nothing and give the ball to Team B. Good grief. I spoke with them in the locker room after the game and they said they weren't 100% sure that it was right/wrong so they went with what was called. I informed them they were wrong.
Even worse, my partners weren't sure I was right about the rule.
I emailed our rules interpreter and suggested he send it out in one of his "rules of the week" emails.
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Thats what I was saying yesterday, dont provide info if you arent 100% sure.
It sounds as if we have a lot of posers amongst us, due to the economy.
Many of the newer guys I'm running across that dont know basic 101 rules truly believe that since they played/coached they dont need to crack open the book.
"I've played all my life & coached for 14 years."