Is there some rule that when the guy who threw the toss is in the L he absolutely cannot move from his spot alnog the endline? It looks like he's set in cement.
I'm also trying to figure out why there was a shot-clock reset at the 3:54 mark.
All this for these guys and a shot clock, too. I can only imagine the fun that causes during a JV game.
My hope is some nice, veteran official shows them this clip and goes over the myriad of areas where they need improvement.
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Originally Posted by Adam
Why would you blow a toss back for being too high?
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Probably because 3.2.1B-4 in the Officials' Manual says the R should "toss the ball slightly higher than either person can jump." Neither of those kids looks like a kangaroo so I'd be inclined to call that toss back 
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Last edited by JetMetFan; Wed Feb 13, 2013 at 10:32am.
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