Correctable Error - Situation?

[BEAREF]

Originally Posted by Smitty

It is not within the allowed time period to correct. The reason is that once Team B scored, that was the first dead ball after the error and that would have been the time limit when you could have corrected it. Once Team A inbounded the ball, it was too late to correct. I know this because it bit me in the ass last year...

OK.. so let's say the table buzzed the horn immediately after the basket by B before A inbounded the all. At that time it would have been within the timeframe.

The enforcement would be to shoot the free throws with the lane cleared... resume play at point of interruption with Team A entitled to a throw in on the endline entitled to run the endline.

correct??

[Dad]

Originally Posted by BEAREF

OK.. so let's say the table buzzed the horn immediately after the basket by B before A inbounded the all. At that time it would have been within the timeframe.

The enforcement would be to shoot the free throws with the lane cleared... resume play at point of interruption with Team A entitled to a throw in on the endline entitled to run the endline.

correct??

Mostly correct. It's not before the ball was in-bounded, but when the official judged the ball to be at the thrower's disposal.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by BEAREF

OK.. so let's say the table buzzed the horn immediately after the basket by B before A inbounded the all. At that time it would have been within the timeframe.

The enforcement would be to shoot the free throws with the lane cleared... resume play at point of interruption with Team A entitled to a throw in on the endline entitled to run the endline.

correct??

The timeframe has to do with dead balls and live balls. Nothing to do with the time.

You have until the ball becomes live AFTER the first dead ball AFTER the error was made. The made basket causes the ball to be dead (so would a violation or foul). However the ball then becomes live once "at the disposal" of the new offensive team.

Say in your scenario I would be a bit liberal with "at the disposal" to fix an error. Your assessment is correct with how to adjudicate.

[BigCat]

Originally Posted by deecee

The timeframe has to do with dead balls and live balls. Nothing to do with the time.

You have until the ball becomes live AFTER the first dead ball AFTER the error was made. The made basket causes the ball to be dead (so would a violation or foul). However the ball then becomes live once "at the disposal" of the new offensive team.

Say in your scenario I would be a bit liberal with "at the disposal" to fix an error. Your assessment is correct with how to adjudicate.

Time matters. Rule says must correct during first dead ball AFTER the clock has properly started. If in this Op the ball is handed to thrower in after the foul, ball becomes live. Say foul ocurrs while thrower in has ball. That makes ball dead. Hand ball to for new throwin. Ball live again. Original error still correctable because clock has not started.

Time is very important.

[deecee]

Originally Posted by BigCat

Time matters. Rule says must correct during first dead ball AFTER the clock has properly started. If in this Op the ball is handed to thrower in after the foul, ball becomes live. Say foul ocurrs while thrower in has ball. That makes ball dead. Hand ball to for new throwin. Ball live again. Original error still correctable because clock has not started.

Time is very important.

You are correct. I was not clear in that time stopping or not does not dictate the status of the ball. I was just looking at this example but yes the clock needs to start for evaluating the CE period.