| Dan_ref |
Mon Nov 17, 2003 05:05pm |
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Originally posted by Hawks Coach
Lets say, for arguments sake, we don't know we got the FTs backwards until we are ready to put the ball in play (NCAA rules). A made both FTs, B has taken two FTs - now we have a decision to make. Who gets the ball and where?
If A missed the second, we have AP no matter what at this point. But would you use AP if A had made the second of the FTs, just because you didn't catch your mistake until after B shot?
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I do not see a good agument here that this is a 2-10 correctable error. All FTs were attempted at the right basket by the right shooters (presumably). We screwed up a rule, but not one that is correctable under 2-10.
If A made both then just give the ball to B to run the endline, as in after a made FT. Obvious path of least resistance. If A missed the second you must go with the arrow. In either case send the guy with the best presence over to explain it to the coaches. |
