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Timeout!!
Rule: 4-12-4 reads while the ball remains live a loose ball always remains in control of the team whose player last had control, unless a try or tap for goal. 4-15-4-c says a timeout shall not be granted during an interrupted dribble. 4-21 says a fumble is an accidental loss of player control when ball unintentionally drops or slips from players grasp.
So, please help me understand a bit better for my own betterment. A1 passes to A2 who muffs the pass. Loose ball batted around. A coach yells timeout. By rule, A still in team control and can be granted? Or does the team control statement noted above exist only for team control fouls etc? Do we have to have player control in order to grant a timeout? |
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It relates to what team is in control of the ball in case the whistle blows for any reason.
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... The Most Misunderstood Basketball Rules:
The head coach may request, and be granted, a timeout if his, or her, player is holding, or dribbling, the ball; or during a dead ball period. A player saving the ball in the air can ask for, and be granted, a timeout even if that player is going out of bounds. The key is whether, or not, the player has control of the ball.
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What about when the coach requests timeout before a jump ball is called?
SITUATION: A1 has control of the ball. B1 places hands on the ball and they begin to struggle to get the ball with neither player having an advantage. Coach A requests a timeout before the official calls a jump ball. Should the official grant the timeout of call a jump ball?
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Is there such a thing as not "sole" player control? Is "sole" player control required to grant a TO? If the conditions for a held ball were met first, call that. If the conditions for a TO were met first, call that. |
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Here's an actual play I had last year, to illustrate. I'm the T, tableside.
*A-1 releases a pass to A-2 in the BC. While the ball is in flight, HC A requests a time-out. Nothing granted. *A-2 catches the ball at the division line and makes a long pass to A-3. While the ball is in flight, HC A requests another time-out. Nothing granted. *A-3 catches the ball near the end line, right corner. HC A says, "Now I want..." and a shot is released.... "a time out." *Swish for three. I'm the new L. HC A and I make eye contact, and exchange a smile and headshake. My reply, "I didn't think you wanted one."
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