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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 10:45am
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Does a player have to "control" the ball to make it "intentionally" go somewhere?
No. (except where defined by rule, as in a tap for a basket)
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 10:52am
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So is this a judgment call as to whether the tap was sufficiently controlled to warrant determining team control in the front court? What do you rely on for that judgment?
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 11:02am
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No. (except where defined by rule, as in a tap for a basket)
Could a pass or rebound be "tapped" by a player to teammate who scores and get credit for an assist?
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 11:11am
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Could a pass or rebound be "tapped" by a player to teammate who scores and get credit for an assist?
Nobody in stripes could care less who gets credit for an assist. The real question on this type of play is "would you grant a TO to a player who is "tapping" the ball to a teammate?".
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 11:16am
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Nobody in stripes could care less who gets credit for an assist. The real question on this type of play is "would you grant a TO to a player who is "tapping" the ball to a teammate?".
There is a correlation. If you can't see it then stick to your back court violation. It is the safe call but I am not convinced it is the correct call. Either way, I would not worry about stopping a game to convince my partner. I would back him up on either call.
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 11:42am
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There is a correlation. If you can't see it then stick to your back court violation.
What is the correlation that you're referring to?

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It is the safe call but I am not convinced it is the correct call.
I don't know about safe, but it was definitely NOT the correct call.
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 12:04pm
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What is the correlation that you're referring to?

I don't know about safe, but it was definitely NOT the correct call.
Sounds like you have it all figured out then.
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Old Wed Dec 06, 2017, 12:43pm
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If I think a player intentionally batted the ball into the backcourt, that would probably be enough for me to say he had control, maybe... Just my thought...
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