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frankdatank Mon Nov 23, 2015 07:35pm

Loose Ball play High School
 
A1's pass is tipped and A2 and B2 both go for the ball. B2 slides to the floor and secures the ball,A2 lands on top of him approximately the same time he secures it. Do you have a whistle, if so, what for and enforcement? If you have a foul on A2, it would be their 7th foul.

JeffM Mon Nov 23, 2015 09:02pm

Foul on A2, shooting 1-and-1
 
I have a foul on A2 for landing on top of B2. B2 got to the spot first.

A player can't land on top of someone just because there is no team control.

Nevadaref Mon Nov 23, 2015 09:42pm

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Originally Posted by JeffM (Post 970568)
I have a foul on A2 for landing on top of B2. B2 got to the spot first.

A player can't land on top of someone just because there is no team control.

There is team control in this situation, Jeff.

Team A retains control until the player from Team B secures it.
The official must ajudge what happened first--the foul or B2 gaining control.
If the foul was first, then it is a team control foul and no FTs are awarded. If B2 got the ball and then got fouled, bonus FTs are awarded due to it being the team's 7th foul of the half.

JetMetFan Tue Nov 24, 2015 03:29am

Quote:

Originally Posted by JeffM (Post 970568)
I have a foul on A2 for landing on top of B2. B2 got to the spot first.

A player can't land on top of someone just because there is no team control.

The sentiment is understood. Players can't jump on an opponent just because both are going after a loose ball.

Hartsy Tue Nov 24, 2015 12:04pm

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Originally Posted by JetMetFan (Post 970594)
Players can't jump on an opponent just because both are going after a loose ball.

Yet at least once every season I have a coach tell me I cant call a foul because "the ball was loose".

crosscountry55 Tue Nov 24, 2015 01:11pm

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Originally Posted by JetMetFan (Post 970594)
The sentiment is understood. Players can't jump on an opponent just because both are going after a loose ball.

+1. Coaches and the crowd won't like it, but not that long ago this was even a point of emphasis. Ya gotta call it unless they both get to the spot they're going for at exactly the same time.

Kind of like a cornerback who times his defense on a pass. If you're just a little off (early), you're liable for defensive pass interference. It's a risk you accept. So, too, is the situation for a player diving for a loose ball; the hustle is to be commended, but if you get there second....foul.


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