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Old Sat Dec 02, 2000, 12:06pm
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Are you saying that as soon as a basket is made that dead ball counts and then the error is no longer correctable?

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A dead ball occurs after each basket is scored, 6-7-1, and is part of the correctable error equation, 2-10-2. If A had inbounded the ball after B's basket, then the play would no longer have been correctable. MREUROREF was fortunate that the scorer and timer noted the error and buzzed the horn before it was too late to correct.
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Old Sat Dec 02, 2000, 03:29pm
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In the case you describe above when did you stop play?
you must recognize this error prior to the ball becoming live after B's basket (if A had the ball OOB attempting
a throw in the ball became live at that point). If the error was recognized in time all points scored and any time
used is still counted. You would put A on the FT line
(lane cleared) for one shot, and then give A the ball on the endline for a throw-in still able to run the endline during the throw-in since there was a change of possesion and score(B's rebound and score).
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Old Sat Dec 02, 2000, 05:30pm
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Oh, no! Here I was feeling so smug because of all the time I spent this summer working on memorizing the correctable error stuff, and now I've got it wrong!?!?!?

Are you saying that as soon as a basket is made that dead ball counts and then the error is no longer correctable? I'm feeling very confused!

juulie
Almost. When a basket is made, the ball is dead. The error can still be corrected, though, up until the time the ball becomes live. Once the ball becomes live, then it's too late to correct the error.

Personally, I'd not spend so long memorizing this rule (unless you've got all the others down). When it happens, no one will know what to do, and even if you get it right, you'll be questioned, then you'll look it up after the game, then you'll make d*** sure not to have another.
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Old Mon Dec 04, 2000, 08:36am
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I am as big a UNC fan as the next guy, I even have wear a UNC BBall watch. But, watching the 4 corners is not a fun way to spend a friday night.
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Old Mon Dec 04, 2000, 11:54am
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I am as big a UNC fan as the next guy, I even have wear a UNC BBall watch. But, watching the 4 corners is not a fun way to spend a friday night.
After watching that lousy game on Saturday, I would love to be back in 1977 again!
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Old Mon Dec 04, 2000, 04:29pm
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Originally posted by Brian Watson
I am as big a UNC fan as the next guy, I even have wear a UNC BBall watch. But, watching the 4 corners is not a fun way to spend a friday night.
After watching that lousy game on Saturday, I would love to be back in 1977 again!
What lousy game? I thought it came out very well.


Go Big Blue!! (the real blue that is, not powder blue).

[Edited by Camron Rust on Dec 4th, 2000 at 04:49 PM]
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