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Old Tue Jan 13, 2004, 11:16pm
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Tonight, I call a 1-1 foul from Lead. I go out to report, my partner is in place and I turn around to see the FT. He already has things ready to go and he bounces the ball to the shooter. I look into the lane as the ball is going up, and see a member of the shooting team in the lowest spot.

I know that it was my parnter's responsibility to get the bottom two spots in the lane filled with opponenets of the shooter, but when he fails to do that, what is the procedure? Is it still a violation? I know it's not correctable...I called a lane violation. Eeek!
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Old Tue Jan 13, 2004, 11:24pm
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Double violation.

AP arrow.
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 12:13am
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Well, add that to the list of rules that need to be changed...how can the rules penalize B for being where they are supposed to be...A2 KNOWS she can't be on the block when her teammate is the shooter.
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 12:24am
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The reason its a double violation is thar as you say A2 KNOWS she can't be in the block if her teammate is the shooter and B is supposed to KNOW they are required to fill the block.
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 12:43am
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Well, add that to the list of rules that need to be changed...how can the rules penalize B for being where they are supposed to be...A2 KNOWS she can't be on the block when her teammate is the shooter.
So I guess you didn't call a double violation?
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 07:48am
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See original post...last sentence!

This will be a topic of discussion at our next meeting!!!
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 10:25am
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If your partner had properly waited for you to get into your position (opposite table), you would have had a look at the lanes (even though it's HIS responsibility) and probably noticed the wrong player before the administration. Sloppiness lead to the double lane violation. Even if everyone was lined up properly, he did not give you a chance to be in proper position had the foul shot missed and become live (and you never got to count your 10 seconds!). I'd say it's time for a little chat, first question is: "Do you have a date, or something?" Slow down, what's the big rush?
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 11:58am
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See original post...last sentence!

This will be a topic of discussion at our next meeting!!!
Oooooo! Touchy, aren't we?

It's just discussion, partner.

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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 12:10pm
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If it's a double violation do you go to the possession arrow to continue the game?
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Old Wed Jan 14, 2004, 12:28pm
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If it's a double violation do you go to the possession arrow to continue the game?
Bktballref answered that: "Double violation. AP arrow."
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Old Thu Jan 15, 2004, 01:35am
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See original post...last sentence!

This will be a topic of discussion at our next meeting!!!
Oooooo! Touchy, aren't we?

It's just discussion, partner.

Note the and the that says how fun-lovin' I am.
Didn't mean it as a punt in your direction... Sorry it came across that way BBR...thanks for the ruling...even though tis stinky!!! Seems like a copout for the rules committee to say that NOBOBY has the responsibility to be there, but that they are REQUIRED to be there. Seems like an area that we are babysitting instead of officiating. If the non-shooting team is dumb enough to not fill the space, maybe the D should be allowed in that spot!!!
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Old Thu Jan 15, 2004, 12:34pm
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the key word here is "she" If you are not on your toes when doing a girls game you will get burnt. After doing many girls games, I now realize why the girls season begins before the boys. They use the girls to get us warmed up and more knowledgeable of the rules.

Sorry Rainmaker do not take this personally.
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Old Thu Jan 15, 2004, 12:50pm
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Seems like an area that we are babysitting instead of officiating.
Can you say "shirt tails?" Talk about babysitting!

It should be like football, where the coach gets a flag if we find a player who isn't properly equipped.
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Old Thu Jan 15, 2004, 04:47pm
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No harm, no violation

Made shot, since partner had a part in this error, you can choose to see it after the shot was made and then there is no double violation, the thought being that the error did not impact the play in any way, so why call it.

If the shot is missed, you have to call a double violation since it does impact the play, so the whistle goes as the ball comes off the rim if you want to follow this logic.
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Old Thu Jan 15, 2004, 05:46pm
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Re: No harm, no violation

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Made shot, since partner had a part in this error, you can choose to see it after the shot was made and then there is no double violation, the thought being that the error did not impact the play in any way, so why call it.

If the shot is missed, you have to call a double violation since it does impact the play, so the whistle goes as the ball comes off the rim if you want to follow this logic.
This is the correct answer.
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