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I am T administering a throwin to A1 on the sideline. Team B is pressing. A2 leans over the sideline to avoid defender, A1 passes it where A2 catches the ball on the OOB side of the sideline. After he begins to dribble, I blow the play dead for some reason. Then it hits me, throwin violation. Looked weird as he!!
Question is, say B2 reached across and knocked ball away or grabbed it, would it still be a throwin violation on A since it was never legally thrown directly onto the playing court?
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Mon Jan 31, 2005, 02:15pm
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sounds like you have it right
These always seem clear when written, but look very weird on the court. I find these calls hard to make. We are already counting, watching for fouls, watching for the defender to stay behind the line, and ready to chop in the time. No wonder it took you a second to process the play! You knew it was wrong, but it took a little time for it to hit you WHAT was wrong about it.
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Mon Jan 31, 2005, 02:29pm
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You got it correct.
I'd say it would take a brass pair to call the violation on A if B contacted the pass on the OOB side of the plane, then again, it takes a pair to make the call you did too.  What type of reaction did your call get? [Edited by blindzebra on Jan 31st, 2005 at 02:33 PM]
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Mon Jan 31, 2005, 02:38pm
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by blindzebra
[B]You got it correct. I'd say it would take a brass pair to call the violation on A if B contacted the pass on the OOB side of the plane, then again, it takes a pair to make the call you did too. LOL But would it be the correct call? What type of reaction did your call get? Actually BZ, the teams and crowd were in agreement. It was my P who had that deer in the headlights look. After the game we talked and he was in agreement. [Edited by thumpferee on Jan 31st, 2005 at 02:45 PM]
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