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This happened in one of my games last week. Girl gains control in her frontcourt while sitting down and throws a pass to teammate in backcourt.Just before ball reaches teammate, partner blows whistle "anticipating" over and back call. Teammate does not see pass coming and does not touch it. It goes out of bounds on endline. What did the inadvertant whistle do to the play? Where do we take it out?
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Whistle made the ball dead. Team control ends on a dead ball. No inadveratent whistle rule. Use the arrow. College Rules seem to say: Team control ends on whistle, but ... ...specifically says give it back to team in control before the whistle. 7-19 For me either way works, because at the time of the whistle we don't know what the ball will do, until it has done it. Although the right thing to do seems to be to award a throw-in to the defense, I don't think we can do it. |
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Unfortunately,that's the book call,as per casebook play 2.11.10SitC(b). All you can do is admit that you screwed up-to both head coaches at the same time,preferably- explain the rule,and get the ball back into play as soon as possible.And play deaf for a while. |
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Sounds like you handled that well.Probably better than I would have,come to think of it. I might have pi$$ed the scorer off hollering at her; and probably needlessly,because the same point could have been gotten across a better way- your's.
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[/B][/QUOTE] I always think if you can get along well with the scorer, it makes the game go better. Especially at the lower levels, which I do a lot of. She asked politely, I answered politely. It's been working well. Also, I think it's good for folks in general to understand that refs make mistakes, and that we don't just shrug it off, and that we try to do better next time; BUT, we are still human beings and deserve to be treated with respect. If I treat others that way, and myself, perhaps she'll pick up a little of it. There's just not enough forgiveness in the world. |
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