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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.
Mon Nov 17, 2003, 05:05pm
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