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How? They didn't make a good enough play to take the ball so why should they be awarded the ball?
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So we should reward the defender for grabbing a ball that was basically handed to him by the inbounder?
Or is it because the defender knows the rule, in which case we should also let defenders use their feet to block passes because they know that it's a kicking violation, and we should reward them for knowing the rule. Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk |
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Your second paragraph leaves me confused.
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Isn't that almost always the case in a held ball? The ball is held by both parties, correct?? So neither of them have full possession??? In this exact case of the OP, not the other stuff that has been mentioned, I don't agree that it should keep being an AP throw in. I know my opinion on the rules matters not when I'm calling but this, to me, does not pass the smell test. To me, a held ball should be that, period, and go to arrow, regardless of when/where/why the play started. I will say that I hope I don't ever have this in a game but given this convo, I'll be well informed to make the right call as that is really all that matters. I wish I had a cool signature |
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I'm not saying defense should get the ball every time. I'm saying when a held ball occurs, we should go to the arrow for next possession. As in the OP, the ball would go to defense. I am simply saying held ball should be a held ball, regardless of how ball was coming into play
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That situatuation does actually happen every once in a while and almost always requires a trip to the table after the throw in for the foul to tell them to put the arrow back to the offensive team. |
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What does fair and rules have to do with anything?
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I accept it just fine. My point is that the tie up by the defense, imo, should end the throw in. The ball is being touched in bounds, legally. Again, imo, why is it at that point any different from any other held ball!!!! My point that it's not fair has been the focus of too much. I concede that fairness isn't an issue for the rules of this situation but the fact remains that the ball is being possessed by both teams over the playing surface i.e. INBOUNDS. I get the rule but as I have stated, I disagree with it. Doesn't mean I don't understand it. I know it rarely happens but I think it is a poorly written rule. I just don't agree the AP should supersede so much. But maybe I'm just totally missing the point. I wish I had a cool signature |
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That actually will help me with all this (minor as it is). So, thank you for clarifying. Missed the one word that really matters as I often do. While I still feel the held ball should be a held ball, I see now the intent of the rule as currently written. Thanks I wish I had a cool signature |
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