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Originally Posted by tref
You have the situation correct... it was an attempted block off the glass after the ball already hit the glass (mens league with college & pro rules).
On the quick steal fastbreak (old L new T) I saw the ball hit the glass, less than a second later a 6'9" defender flies out of nowhere & beats the glass up. I thought he hit the ball too, obviously I was wrong.
If CEs "dont give us the ability to correct an IC violation" why is it that we can fix a b/c when we get our lines mixed up by going with an IW & POI?
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A CE is specificially 5 types of errors. That doesn't mean there aren't other errors we can't fix, but we just don't call them CE's. Like a record keeping error, we can fix those but we don't call them Correctable Errors, even though in reality they are errors that we can correct.
I'm thinking in your GT situation, you can also go IW & POI, but don't explain it as a CE because that's not accurate.
So if the shot still went in, you have POI at the endline. If the shot didn't, you go arrow.