Throw In Designation
Thanks guys.....I get all of that. What I was looking for is our crew, always gives the ball to the thrower, one step into their new backcourt. Should we be right on the line, 1/2 and 1/2 theoretically? How are most crews administering this?
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Bounce When You Can, Hand When You Must ...
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All other throwins are optional, it's up to the official to decide whether to hand the ball, or bounce the ball, to the inbounder, depending on the circumstances. |
Let's Go to the Book
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Whereas I'd be interested in the last two codes, for states that have adopted NFHS Officials' Manual mechanics, here's what it says: > "The throw-in to start to the second, third and fourth quarters shall be administered by the Referee at the division line opposite the table." I have never seen anywhere this "one step" toward the backcourt or toward the frontcourt specified. And if you start them out there, if/when they keep their one foot on or over the 36" area and end up 2 steps or more away from the division line do you call a violation? Just point so they straddle the division line. Easy. Nuff said. Right? |
As to the method of administration . . .
Whereas I'd be interested in what the IAABO and others' states specify, the NFHS book says, "When administering throw-ins on the frontcourt end line the ball shall be handed to the thrower." And again, "The Lead shall hand the ball to the thrower when remaining in the frontcourt." And, "When administering throw-ins on the sideline, a bounce pass is recommended." Couple of examples for analysis and discussion: How Could Handing the Ball to the Thrower Be Correct Here? What Advantage Does Bouncing the Ball to the Thrower Provide Here? |
At the Division Line
Though this only takes place usually three times per game, I contend that casuality of this nature deprives the defense from using the division line to their advantage when an unsuspecting receiver of the throw-in gets trapped against it in the frontcourt.
A savvy coach may want this advantage. At the Division Line??? |
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I ALWAYS hand the ball when under the baseline, and bounce when on the sideline.
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So everyone here makes the thrower straddle the line? In my personal experience I've seen about 60 percent of refs put the thrower slightly in the Frontcourt, about 30 percent in the Backcourt, and less than 10 percent actually straddle the line.
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Shaky Foundation
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BTW, observational evidence is a tenuous basis for what mechanics to follow. Seven years ago around here, 98% ballwatched outside their PCA all the time, 95% called "On the Floor!" when act of shooting had already begun, 92% of Trails stood just inside the division line and bailed before the shot was released, 89% refused to call 5-seconds closely guarded cuz it was a "game stopper", and 86% . . .. Now very few do those things. Wrong is still wrong, even though the majority does it. Right is still right, even though only the minority does it. Now, back to things that take place more than 3 times per game... ;) |
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I point at the spot, tell the thrower-in that I'm going to bounce it to him/her, then back out and bounce the ball with two hands.
In other words, I have no idea where the thrower-in is standing, nor do I care as long as it's at my designated spot. |
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IAABO Mechanics ...
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Throwin: E. Throwin administration 1. Administering official shall visually "sweep the floor" h. hand or bounce ball to thrower Exception: on all frontcourt endline throwins the ball shall be handed to the thrower G. Crew of two throwin 1. Administering official may hand ball to throwerin 2. Administering official may bounce the ball to throwerin Exception: Ball handed to throwerin for frontcourt endline throwins 3. Lead as administering official c. may bounce ball to thrower for sideline throwin below free throw line extended Exception: if fans or bench personnel create congestion or there is defensive pressure, the ball shale be handed to the throwerin ... |
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