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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 09:31am
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In yesterdays game we had a freethrow situation I would like you opinions on.

We are lined up to shoot the second of two freethrows with blue on the line. White player moves from #3 spot on lane line to #4 spot after I give ball to shooter.
Partner gives delayed violation and then proceeds to blow whistle. Everyone stops and I step in to the key a retrieve the ball from the shooter. My partner say inadvertant whistle, I give ball back to shooter and she proceeds to miss the second freethrow. Blue coach wants a violation on white.
What do you have?

I will tell you what we did after some feedback from you.


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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 09:46am
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I think what you did was right. If you hadn't had the delayed dead ball, the shooter would have attempted the free throw. If she makes it, no problem, continue. If she misses blow it dead and try the free throw again.
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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 10:35am
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What do you have?
A FT lane violation, that means, if missed, the shooter gets another try.
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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 11:39am
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Ron - since I know you are a reasonable guy, I think I know what you did. So - let me ask you this. Team A scores. B1 goes to take the ball OOB. You blow an inadvertant whistle. Do you still let B1 run the endline? It seems like the same theory.
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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 12:22pm
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You would treat this the same as if a TO had been called during a delayed dead ball. Reset everyone for the FT when the shooter gets the ball the official who had the delayed deadball will signal it again and play after will depend on outcome of FT.
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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 12:43pm
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In yesterdays game we had a freethrow situation I would like you opinions on.

We are lined up to shoot the second of two freethrows with blue on the line. White player moves from #3 spot on lane line to #4 spot after I give ball to shooter.
Partner gives delayed violation and then proceeds to blow whistle. Everyone stops and I step in to the key a retrieve the ball from the shooter. My partner say inadvertant whistle, I give ball back to shooter and she proceeds to miss the second freethrow. Blue coach wants a violation on white.
What do you have?

I will tell you what we did after some feedback from you.


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Ron,
What a toughie for me! Of course, I struggle with the rules daily.
Point of interuption and just let the delayed violation delay a little longer, ...or... "Sorry, Coach, I blew it and the delayed violation no longer applies", as in a "Oops, gave the ball to the wrong team."
I guess I'll go with "Sorry, Coach...."
mick
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Old Wed Jan 24, 2001, 03:14pm
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Paul is correct, it is still a violation and she gets another shot. And i'm guessing this is the way you handled it.
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Old Thu Jan 25, 2001, 08:32am
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I agree. Still a violation. In fact, if a team decided to call a time-out after the violation and inadvertent whistle, the players would come back and the official would STILL signal the delayed violation, and administer a replacement free throw if missed. And yes, I love this game!
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Old Thu Jan 25, 2001, 09:31am
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Red face Opps!

Well is looks like from all the comments we goofed. Player missed the shot and we just played on from there. I'll never do that again. Thanks for the comments.
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Old Thu Jan 25, 2001, 10:22am
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In yesterdays game we had a freethrow situation I would like you opinions on.

We are lined up to shoot the second of two freethrows with blue on the line. White player moves from #3 spot on lane line to #4 spot after I give ball to shooter.
Partner gives delayed violation and then proceeds to blow whistle. Everyone stops and I step in to the key a retrieve the ball from the shooter. My partner say inadvertant whistle, I give ball back to shooter and she proceeds to miss the second freethrow. Blue coach wants a violation on white.
What do you have?
I must ask these questions: Did your partner keep displaying the delayed violation signal after you re-administered? Spot #3 to #4 on who's side? (I'm assuming on the side nearest you...since you were lead and that spot wouldn't be your primary responsibility to watch for violations.)

I suppose you could have put up the delayed violation signal as a secondary act (kind of helping out your partner ) and when she missed, blew your whistle and called the violation. Maybe your partner was a rookie? Did you ask him why he didn't keep the delayed violation signal?
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Old Thu Jan 25, 2001, 01:45pm
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So what I am reading here is that the inadvertant whistle does NOT cancel the delayed violation.

Same with a TO?

I was of the understanding that an inadvertant whistle or a TO would "cancel" (so to speak) the delayed violation.

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Old Thu Jan 25, 2001, 01:55pm
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You are reading correct it does not cancel.
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