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glowe Wed Mar 07, 2001 03:04pm

Coach on losing team is down 2 points, calls timeout late in the game, about ten seconds left after a foul on a three point shot. His player is going to the free throw line to shoot 3 free throws when play resumes. Coach sends his player to the free throw line to practice the free throws during the time-out that he called. Is this legal to do under High School rules? I could not find in the rule book where it is not. I would be interested in hearing other opinions or rulings on this particular matter. I would also be interested in knowing what this particular rule would be under NBA or college rules.

mick Wed Mar 07, 2001 03:45pm

That's a good question.
 
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Originally posted by glowe
Coach on losing team is down 2 points, calls timeout late in the game, about ten seconds left after a foul on a three point shot. His player is going to the free throw line to shoot 3 free throws when play resumes. Coach sends his player to the free throw line to practice the free throws during the time-out that he called. Is this legal to do under High School rules? I could not find in the rule book where it is not. I would be interested in hearing other opinions or rulings on this particular matter. I would also be interested in knowing what this particular rule would be under NBA or college rules.
glowe,
They cannot do that in our games, cuz one of us always is holding onto the ball as a proper mechanic.
I honestly do not remember a rule, though.
mick


glowe Wed Mar 07, 2001 03:55pm

Mick, what if team uses their own basketball? Which is exactly what happened...

Danvrapp Wed Mar 07, 2001 03:55pm

Got it!
 
<html>I <b>knew</b> I had seen this rule in the book somewhere, and I just spent about 10 minutes combing through the rule book to find it. Rule 2.7.4 says the official will <b>"Prohibit practice during a dead ball, <i>except between halves.</i></b> We used to go to our other gym when I played in HS to run plays and things during half time, and I now suppose it was because of this rule :) </html>

mick Wed Mar 07, 2001 06:06pm

Thanks
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Danvrapp
<html>I <b>knew</b> I had seen this rule in the book somewhere, and I just spent about 10 minutes combing through the rule book to find it. Rule 2.7.4 says the official will <b>"Prohibit practice during a dead ball, <i>except between halves.</i></b> We used to go to our other gym when I played in HS to run plays and things during half time, and I now suppose it was because of this rule :) </html>
Danvrapp,
Nice Find. I'm smarter now.
mick

BigDave Wed Mar 07, 2001 10:05pm

Keep those answers coming, Dan!!

A few more and mick's IQ will be triple digits!! ;)

mick Wed Mar 07, 2001 10:13pm

Oh, Yeah?
 
Quote:

Originally posted by BigDave
Keep those answers coming, Dan!!

A few more and mick's IQ will be triple digits!! ;)

Well, Big Dave... uh,... uh....


BigDave Wed Mar 07, 2001 11:54pm

:)
 
Don't ya just love a guy that can take a joke? thanks, mick...

mikesears Thu Mar 08, 2001 08:20am

Quote:

Originally posted by BigDave
Keep those answers coming, Dan!!

A few more and mick's IQ will be triple digits!! ;)

I've been told my shoe size and my IQ match ;)

JeffRef Thu Mar 08, 2001 02:41pm

must have been a coach???

Hawks Coach Fri Mar 09, 2001 03:42pm

Positive number for an IQ?
 
If it was a coach, it was probably intended to be a complement - we consider most ref IQs to be sub-zero.


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