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Old Tue Dec 20, 2016, 02:47pm
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Old Sun Dec 25, 2016, 10:24pm
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I had this debate in another forum. This type of play was taken to Peter Webb and Ms. Wynns, NFHS Editor who said ( IT IS A VIOLATION) since a changed the status of the ball to bc, of course ignoring the rule that says touching a player is the same as touching the floor.
I don't like it, but as per nfhs it is a backcourt violation.
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 12:06am
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I had this debate in another forum. This type of play was taken to Peter Webb and Ms. Wynns, NFHS Editor who said ( IT IS A VIOLATION) since a changed the status of the ball to bc, of course ignoring the rule that says touching a player is the same as touching the floor.
I don't like it, but as per nfhs it is a backcourt violation.
Sad that neither of those people understand the rule.
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 02:10am
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I had this debate in another forum. This type of play was taken to Peter Webb and Ms. Wynns, NFHS Editor who said ( IT IS A VIOLATION) since a changed the status of the ball to bc, of course ignoring the rule that says touching a player is the same as touching the floor.
I don't like it, but as per nfhs it is a backcourt violation.
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Sad that neither of those people understand the rule.
Seriously. That ruling was never correct and the rationale behind their ruling is also wrong.
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 10:40am
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I had this debate in another forum. This type of play was taken to Peter Webb and Ms. Wynns, NFHS Editor who said ( IT IS A VIOLATION) since a changed the status of the ball to bc, of course ignoring the rule that says touching a player is the same as touching the floor.
I don't like it, but as per nfhs it is a backcourt violation.
I believe Peter Webb is retiring after this season. Let's wait and bring up this issue with the 'new' rules interpreter for IAABO.
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 02:22pm
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I had this debate in another forum. This type of play was taken to Peter Webb and Ms. Wynns, NFHS Editor who said ( IT IS A VIOLATION) since a changed the status of the ball to bc, of course ignoring the rule that says touching a player is the same as touching the floor.
I don't like it, but as per nfhs it is a backcourt violation.
Source? Reference? Gonna need some proof on this one.

Don't know about Peter Webb but going to Mrs. Wynns for clarification on a rule is laughable. She is a suit that oversees the rules, that's it. The NFHS needs to hire some legit technical writers to clean up their BS.
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 02:29pm
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IAABO, Not NFHS ...

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Source? Reference? Gonna need some proof on this one.
https://forum.officiating.com/basket...tml#post993575
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 04:51pm
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A link to your post is not the kind of real proof I am looking for.
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Old Mon Dec 26, 2016, 06:34pm
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A link to your post is not the kind of real proof I am looking for.
Aw. C'mon. You can trust me.
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