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[bas2456]

Originally Posted by Dad

What Jrut said is important. For starters just make sure you know the rules, which it sounds like you're doing a good job of.

Checking out the history of rule changes can also help you understand why some rules may seem weird now. Changing rules can have confusing impacts on officials who only read one years rule book. Example: Team control now on throw-ins.

Right...I know the rule, and have no problem officiating it as such.

You bring up the history of rules changes. I've only been doing high school ball since 2009. Was this a rule change at some point?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by bas2456

I've only been doing high school ball since 2009.

I have parts of my officiating uniform older than that.

[Dad]

Originally Posted by bas2456

Right...I know the rule, and have no problem officiating it as such.

You bring up the history of rules changes. I've only been doing high school ball since 2009. Was this a rule change at some point?

Team control on a throw-in made the rules a bit confusing.

[bas2456]

Originally Posted by Dad

Team control on a throw-in made the rules a bit confusing.

I remember that one. But that has nothing to do with the rule in question.

[Dad]

Originally Posted by bas2456

I remember that one. But that has nothing to do with the rule in question.

I wouldn't say nothing. It made fouls slightly closer to violations. Before fouls counted toward the bonus AND the potential to shoot FTs. Now it's just counted toward the bonus.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by Dad

I wouldn't say nothing. It made fouls slightly closer to violations. Before fouls counted toward the bonus AND the potential to shoot FTs. Now it's just counted toward the bonus.

But that has nothing to do with his question about the arrow not changing on a foul.

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[Dad]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

But that has nothing to do with his question about the arrow not changing on a foul.

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It may have everything to do with it and why they initially decided to not swap the arrow on a foul. We don't know, well, I don't know, I've never read anything to prove or disprove what I'd imagine to be their thinking.

[Pantherdreams]

Foul interrupts your inbounds opportunity before you have a chance to complete it or have.

Violation ends your opportunity and thus completes it.