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Some of us do it all the time (I'm one of the biggest offenders). One situation brings to mind a similar situation and it goes on from there.
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2) A player leaving the court for an unauthorized reason does not require an understanding of an advantage gained. Whether there is an advantage or not is irrelevant to leaving the court for an unauthorized reason. As soon as the player leaves the court, the violation is to be called (under NFHS rules), regardless of whether the player gains an advantage when returning to the court. |
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True regarding the specific wording of the rule in question. But one should be able to intelligently apply the rules in all situations. The Intent And Purpose Of The Rules … it is important to know the intent and purpose of a rule so that it may be intelligently applied in each play situation. A player or a team should not be permitted an advantage which is not intended by a rule. Neither should play be permitted to develop which may lead to placing a player at a disadvantage not intended by a rule. justacoach made a good point, maybe he oversold it, but it was still a good point. Quote:
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As others have pointed out, the thread has evolved in such a way that we are now discussing two distinct rules: one a violation, and the other a technical foul. I was simply pointing out that "advantage gained" applies in the latter situation, but not in the former. |
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An offensive player going around a screen and barely stepping on a boundary line (not due to momentum, but simply because he's not looking at the boundary line, he didn't intend to run out of bounds) is a little different than an offensive player going around a screen and going three feet out of bounds because he intended to run out of bounds, he thinks that that's the only way (speed, angle, etc., ) for him to get open. The former may probably not be a violation, the latter may probably be a violation. And in the latter case, I'm not an advocate of waiting to see if his illegal advantage was successful (getting open and successfully receiving a pass).
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You have it backwards. It was changed from a T to a violation...unless you're going much farther back than I remember.
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Confused In Connecticut ...
Are we talking about a player purposely and/or deceitfully delay returning after legally being out of bounds; or a player leaving the court for an unauthorized reason?
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Mea maxima culpa, confusion in the nether reaches of my addled mind.
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I would like to hear more about the history of this change from a violation to a technical foul, or from a technical foul to violation.
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With regard to advantage gained, we still must see the bigger picture. A1 makes a throw-in waits a few counts then sprints down the end line around a double screen, catches a pass and hits a three. Clear advantage gained and an easy call. But, they run the same play, B1 recognizes it and switches to pick up A1. A2 make a backdoor cut, receives a pass and shoots a layup.
The offending player doesn't have to be directly involved in the play (touch the ball) to create an advantage
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