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That is the problem. You only "think" you do not know. Kind of what we are talking about here. Until the information comes out we are all only "thinking" what the rule actually does. Because there is certainly no evidence that the rule was changed for one interpretation as nothing supports that position. Actually, the NCAA Rule is more logical because it was a recent NCAA change and now the NF uses almost similar language. But as stated before, I am willing to have final judgment when everything comes out. Apparently people that have no direct line of information are unwilling to wait as well.
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NCAA: 9-12-5 A pass or any other loose ball in the front court that is deflected by a defensive player, which causes the ball to go into the backcourt may be recovered by either team even if the offense was the last to touch the ball before it went into the backcourt. NFHS 9-9-1: EXCEPTION: Any player located in the backcourt may recover a ball deflected from the frontcourt by the defense.
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They would have been better off just adding the verbage from "Basketball Comments on the Rules", May 17, 2018" quoted upstream as a note to the BC rule. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk
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Yeah, I've been staying out of this for days but the absurdity of it is certainly amusing. Some things never change.
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Always Listen To bob ...
Always listen to bob. Wait ... I'm being told ... No opinion? But we always listen to bob. We need bob's opinion. Never mind.
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Everybody Sits Around The Campfire ...
Actually, I have no concerns at this time. I'm fairly confident that I understand the rule as presently written and its intent, purpose, and interpretation. I will have concerns if the (new) rule language stays the same (as the press release) and the interpretation is that the NFHS backcourt deflection rule is the same as the NCAA backcourt deflection rule because, in it's present form, they aren't the same. It (NCAA) rule seems like a good rule. If the NFHS has indeed already switched to the NCAA version, as JRutledge, and others, have assumed, hopefully the NFHS will make some adjustments in the rule language somewhere down the line so the written rule matches the interpretation.
Agree 100%. See "throwin team control for fouls but not for backcourt" 2017-18 Point of Emphasis, which should be written into the rules for all to see, especially new officials. Same thing with the 2012-13 Point of Emphasis regarding above the shoulder situations (above the shoulder, below the shoulder, excessive swinging, not excessive swinging, contact, no contact, violation, personal foul, intentional foul, flagrant foul). How are new officials without a 2012-13 Rulebook supposed to have a reference for this? By listening to stories in the oral tradition from veteran officials as everybody sits around the campfire splitting bones to eat the bone marrow? And of course, worst of all, see the 2017-18 stupid interpretation (SITUATION 7). "Sloppily" is certainly an accurate description.
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My opinion is that the thread should have been closed about 140 posts ago -- right after one person said "is this just to correct the interp" and someone else responded "or is it to go to the NCAAM rule" and the corrct third person said "we'll have to wait to see." |
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Break It Down ...
Good summary.
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