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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 03:26pm
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Here is something I have always wondered....

If your not supposed to contact the rim while the ball is in contact with the rim, howcome a dunk is legal??? As you can tell, I am bored today....
Because the BI rule alows for a ball to be carried from outside the cylinder to inside the cylinder.

On the original play:

1) T for hanging on the rim
2) T for dunking with a dead ball
3) T on the coach when you call #2.

I get it. You wanna be MTD Sr. when you grow up.
A true MTD wannabe would have had a reference to at least 1 of the following:

- his attic,
- J Dallas Shirley,
- a vacation he took with the family 8 years ago,
- a brief yet passionate youthful daliance that ended all too soon leaving fond memories of an innocent time filled with sunshine and laughter only to resurface in his declining years with a bitter edge made only sharper by alcohol, disappointment and the sadly pathetic realization that he'll never wear that byron collar again.
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 03:40pm
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- a brief yet passionate youthful daliance that ended all too soon
A cone of dalliancity?
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 03:45pm
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- a brief yet passionate youthful daliance that ended all too soon
A cone of dalliancity?
A SHAFT of daliancity.
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 03:55pm
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I guess i should have said NCAA rules how do we restart
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 03:55pm
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A true MTD wannabe would have had a reference to at least 1 of the following:

- his attic,
- J Dallas Shirley,
- a vacation he took with the family 8 years ago,
- a brief yet passionate youthful daliance that ended all too soon leaving fond memories of an innocent time filled with sunshine and laughter only to resurface in his declining years with a bitter edge made only sharper by alcohol, disappointment and the sadly pathetic realization that he'll never wear that byron collar again.
[/B][/QUOTE]You mean, he'll never wear that byron color again with his navy-blue culottes, white knee socks and snow-white runners, while riding off into the sunset with his faithful companion, Sancho Preacher, to "T" up disrespectful windmills and slay the mythical Blarge.
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 04:37pm
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Aw geeze, Dan. Made me spit on the screen again. lol
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 04:47pm
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Still no answer to how a restart the game after the T is it AP
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 05:04pm
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Restart after T
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Still no answer to how a restart the game after the T is it AP
NFHS: If Technical is called on Team A, Team B shoots 2 for the T and inbounds at half-court, opposite the table. Why the confusion regarding if AP is involved?
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 05:12pm
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Here is something I have always wondered....

If your not supposed to contact the rim while the ball is in contact with the rim, howcome a dunk is legal??? As you can tell, I am bored today....
Because the BI rule alows for a ball to be carried from outside the cylinder to inside the cylinder.

On the original play:

1) T for hanging on the rim
2) T for dunking with a dead ball
3) T on the coach when you call #2.

I get it. You wanna be MTD Sr. when you grow up.
A true MTD wannabe would have had a reference to at least 1 of the following:

- his attic,
- J Dallas Shirley,
- a vacation he took with the family 8 years ago,
- a brief yet passionate youthful daliance that ended all too soon leaving fond memories of an innocent time filled with sunshine and laughter only to resurface in his declining years with a bitter edge made only sharper by alcohol, disappointment and the sadly pathetic realization that he'll never wear that byron collar again.

ROFLMAO
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 05:51pm
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[hey Grant, this is the part where the senior guys descend into little inside jokes back and forth and the question doesnt actually get discussed any more
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[hey Grant, this is the part where the senior guys descend into little inside jokes back and forth and the question doesnt actually get discussed any more
Yea, those of us that are above these kinds of insults are below the NCAA level, and can't answer the question.
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[hey Grant, this is the part where the senior guys descend into little inside jokes back and forth and the question doesnt actually get discussed any more
Yea, those of us that are above these kinds of insults are below the NCAA level, and can't answer the question.
Now that's funny!
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Old Tue Feb 22, 2005, 10:52pm
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but then there is no possession so how do we restart certainly not at center
Huh?
In this sitch, NFHS rules, technical foul, you go opposite table at the division line.
Too Clarify,

Grant is referring to NCAA rules not NFHS.

As such

Indirect T then point of interruption, In this scenario no possesion so AP.

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Old Wed Feb 23, 2005, 12:55am
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Here is something I have always wondered....

If your not supposed to contact the rim while the ball is in contact with the rim, howcome a dunk is legal??? As you can tell, I am bored today....

10-3-4 A player shall not "Grasp either basket..."

This is not the same as contact. In my much younger days I could dunk, but I have to admit, it hurt my wrists. Dunking is not as glamorous as it appears! I used to contact the rim, but not "grasp" it.
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Old Wed Feb 23, 2005, 10:17am
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Here is something I have always wondered....

If your not supposed to contact the rim while the ball is in contact with the rim, howcome a dunk is legal??? As you can tell, I am bored today....
Because the BI rule alows for a ball to be carried from outside the cylinder to inside the cylinder.

On the original play:

1) T for hanging on the rim
2) T for dunking with a dead ball
3) T on the coach when you call #2.

I get it. You wanna be MTD Sr. when you grow up.
I interpreted the original question to be a "rules" question (a la "stump the ump"), not neccesarily a "how would you really handle this" question.

The NCAA reference is 10-3.12, R2
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