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Old Fri Apr 07, 2006, 08:20pm
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Violation on A1, B gets the ball and the arrow. See casebook 6.3.1C, part d.
I don't have my case book here in the office, but it seems pretty fishy to me that B would get the ball and the arrow. For an OOB violation on the tip, the non-violating team gets the ball and the violating team gets the arrow. Why the double-penalty for a jump ball violation?
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Old Fri Apr 07, 2006, 08:37pm
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I think NFHS changed the rule a year or two ago so that if A1 commits a jump ball violation, B gets the ball, and A gets the arrow.

I seem to remember this change being highlighted on the NFHS site.
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Old Fri Apr 07, 2006, 09:21pm
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Ray, what on earth possessed you to dig up a 5 year old thread?!?!

Back then those answers were correct, but the FED changed the rule to match the NCAA rule. If Jumper A1 catches the jump ball, it's a violation. Team B gets the ball, Team A gets the arrow.
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Old Sat Apr 08, 2006, 11:05pm
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Ray, what on earth possessed you to dig up a 5 year old thread?!?!

Back then those answers were correct, but the FED changed the rule to match the NCAA rule. If Jumper A1 catches the jump ball, it's a violation. Team B gets the ball, Team A gets the arrow.
I ... ummmm ... hmmm, well, I was roaming around, in the archives apparently, and lost my way. My wife suggested I stop at the corner Chevron for directions. Like that's gonna happen! Then I got so excited to read a question I knew the answer to, I didn't bother the check the "born on" date.

BTW, I wouldn't have hedged my response so much except Gary quoted the case book. But even though I didn't realize this was such an old thread at the time, I was pretty sure he was reading an old case book.
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Old Fri Apr 07, 2006, 10:04pm
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I don't have my case book here in the office, but it seems pretty fishy to me that B would get the ball and the arrow. For an OOB violation on the tip, the non-violating team gets the ball and the violating team gets the arrow. Why the double-penalty for a jump ball violation?
5 years ago, Team B got the ball and the arrow as the possession by A1 meant that Team A gained control. It was indeed a double penalty.

Stop digging in the archives.
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Old Sat Apr 08, 2006, 11:06pm
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5 years ago, Team B got the ball and the arrow as the possession by A1 meant that Team A gained control. It was indeed a double penalty.

Stop digging in the archives.
It's just such a novelty to have search back again!
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It's just such a novelty to have search back again!
I know. Now if I can just find those old threads started by Dr. Naismith!
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