Throw-in mistake
 

Team A is awarded a throw-in after a team B violation. Refs mistakenly hand the ball to Team B for a throw-in. Team B player is dribbling the ball up the court. Do you stop the game and fix this? It isn't one of the correctable errors, so do you just let them play on? What about the arrow?

Once the throw-in ends, you cannot go back and rectify it if you awarded the ball to the wrong team.

The arrow? Has nothing to do with your play.

Absolutely correct rule book answer.

I wonder how many follow this in practice.


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The one time I remember it happening to me, we followed the rule. Coach was upset but let it go quickly.

Maybe if I’d caught it sooner, a blip after the throw-in ended, we would have fixed it. But the erroneously awarded team was already running its offense in the frontcourt. At that point I don’t feel like anything good would come from ignoring the rule.

Here's a phrase that'll help remembering the correct ruling on this: "It's not a "Correctable Error", but it is an error that can be corrected -- if caught in time."

7-6-6: When an official administers a throw-in to the wrong team, the mistake must be rectified before the throw-in ends.

Officiating mistake. Own it, eat it, apologize, and move on. Coach will be upset but deep down he/she will appreciate your humility.


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Odds In Favor ...
 

Tell the coach that he'll get two of the next three. Wait ... I'm being told ... Possession arrows? Never mind.

Got it.
Thank you

Definitely I would REF-up and correct possession

What?

What other rules are you willing to set aside to REF-up? I think what you meant to say is that you would compound one **** up by purposely ****ing it up worse.

Young'uns Are Watching ...
 

https://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.W...=0&w=367&h=207

That's the R Rated version of, "Two wrongs don't make a right".

In the real world, at what point would it be too late to "ref up?"

(Similar to the question Rich asked earlier in the thread.)

Throwin Ends ...
 

For me, in a real high school game, when the throwin ends.

4-42-5: The throw-in ends when:
a. The passed ball touches or is touched by another player inbounds.
b. The passed ball touches or is touched by another player out of bounds,
except as in 7-5-7.
c. The throw-in team commits a throw-in violation.

For me, it's if I *recognize it* before the throw-in ends -- not if it's rectified or the whistle blows before the throw-in ends.

Anytime prior OR after Balls in flight from out of bounds Ref-Up
AGAIN I WOULD REF UP AND CORRECT possession!!!

Is "Ref Up" some made up phrase from somewhere?


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Ungrateful Young'uns ...
 

And while we're at it, where did this come from?

https://tse3.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.c...=0&w=253&h=169

That’s a little more info than you provided the first time. And you don’t need to invent some esoteric synonym for “man-up.” We’re not impressed. Just say what you’re doing: correcting an officiating error when it is recognized before the throw-in ends.


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Thanks. That';s not how I read your first post. Since you didn't quote anything, I assumed you were responding to the OP -- when the throw-in had (long) ended. IN that case, "ref-up" has two extra letters at the beginning.

If this part of this response had a Like button I would click on it.