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Count it.
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It is very important to know when the ball is live and when it becomes dead. You might consider reviewing Rule 6, which covers this. But in answer to your specific question, you want to look at 6-7, Exception #1. I hope that helps.
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Reading, Welcome aboard, but one question -- is it reading -- as in reading a book or reading, as in the Railroad or city in PA? Inquiring minds want to know.
As for your question, count the bucket. Had this been a charge on A1 you'd have a different story.
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I'm not positive but I think I remember a movie in which someone in the stands shot the ball while it was in the air on its way to the hoop.
Boy - talk about a "dead ball".
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It must have been a truly deflating moment....
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Mark,
I don't know why, because I couldn't have been more than five or six when that episode of Hill Street Blues came on in the early 80s. I believe the cops were playing some jail inmates in a local school gym. I don't remember why the spectator shot the ball, but my guess is that it involved gambling. Good times. jb |
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New referee here and did my very first "clinic" this past weekend, complete with evaluators and all the related advice. One of the games I did (after the evaluators went home) involved this very same situation. I was Lead in a 2-man, shot went up by A1, A2 shoved B1. Ball then went through the hoop. I whistled the foul and, using a wild guess, counted the basket and nobody complained.
Thanks for citing the rule. I will review it so I can back it up next time it happens. By the way, I'm hooked! |
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The three biggest things I learned from the advice given were: 1) Patient Whistle - I called too many ticky-tack fouls early but after some pointers I learned to watch the entire beginning, middle and end (of plays) and advantage/disadvantage. Things went much more smoothly after that. 2) Positioning - Did both 2-man and 3-man. I'm sure I will start out at a level that is mostly 2-man but once I got the hang of it, 3-man felt great! 3) Finding the competitive match-up in your primary (especially when off-ball). Had a big "ooops" with a travelling call on a jump stop (the coach roared). Gotta bone up on that play a little. |
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Welcome aboard, Rizzo. Glad you're hooked like we're all hooked. Sounds like a good outing for you. How many inadevertent whistles did you have?
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