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Consistency ???
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
We agree in theory. A coach should not have a right, by rule, to select which side of the lane he wants the throwin to occur after a timeout after a made basket.
I'm just not sure if everybody else agrees with us. Maybe they do on a written test, but will they agree with us in a real game situation? We've seen some differing opinions, by some very knowledgeable basketball officials, in this thread.
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Examples:
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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
I always allow them to start where they wish.
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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
the general consensus is to move.
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(Always listen to bob.)
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Originally Posted by bainsey
I've never had a player ask to move to the other side, but he's entitled, under the rules.
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Originally Posted by Rich
I will move, every time.
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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
Coaches appreciate this courtesy and it helps to build positive rapport.
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Originally Posted by jpgc99
If the player wants the ball on the other side of the basket, move over there and administer the throw.
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A drum roll please:
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Originally Posted by BillyMac
A little guidance from the NFHS would clear this up for everybody. I'm a big fan of consistency.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Fri Jan 01, 2016 at 05:43pm.
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