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Camron - where the heck have you been? I knew you would find the rule reference to back up my contention, just like you always do. However, I think you mean 4-4-4, not 4-4-2. Also, it's nice to know that I am not a wall, although some coaches have told me my head is made of brick. [Edited by Mark Padgett on May 18th, 2001 at 01:17 AM] |
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bad idea to get an official interp on these fuzzy plays. But IMO the rules seem to be pretty clear. The player is allowed to bounce the ball, or pass the ball OOB after a made basket. If he passes the ball OOB I don't believe he is restricted from catching his own pass OOB (travel & dribble rules don't apply). If we agree on this then I think it follows that the ball can bounce off the OOB official & be retrieved. If the ball deflects off the OOB official & goes inbounds it's a throw-in violation when touched by a team mate. If the official was standing in bounds & the ball deflects back OOB we have an OOB violation. If the official was leaning against the wall or sitting up in the basket supports then we have a violation. But in this case we have nothing. |
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Obviously. Where's the spot? Great question. Obviuosly it's at the original throw in spot, since it went OOB without touching a player. Quote:
Sure, this is NCAA or NF rules modified for AAU. These modifications state a ref can lean against the wall during throw-ins any time after the 3rd consecutive game. Further, if at least 2 of these games were 13U or younger the ref can observe throw-ins while sitting in the backboard supports (it's a safety and/or sanity issue). |
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