inadvertent Whistle

[malloy]

If you have an inadvertent whistle on a live ball play what is the proper ruling? For example, a referee blows his whistle for a over and back violation and the C official comes in to let him know it was tipped by the defense and the T official changes his call. First, is that considered an inadvertent whistle and second is that the correct ruling?

[blindzebra]

Point of interuption.

[TriggerMN]

If team control has been established, POI. If not, alternate possession.

[bob jenkins]

Originally posted by TriggerMN
If team control has been established, POI. If not, alternate possession.

AP is a form of POI, and might not be used if there's not TC (an accidental whistle during a throw-in, for example) See 4-36.

[TriggerMN]

Originally posted by bob jenkins

AP is a form of POI, and might not be used if there's not TC (an accidental whistle during a throw-in, for example) See 4-36.

Excellent point. Thanks for the correction.

[jeffpea]

don't have the rule book in front of me, but I believe in NFHS that team control DOES exist during a throw-in. The only way to lose team control is via a shot or turnover.

In NCAA there is NO team control during a throw-in.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally posted by jeffpea
don't have the rule book in front of me, but I believe in NFHS that team control DOES exist during a throw-in. The only way to lose team control is via a shot or turnover.

In NCAA there is NO team control during a throw-in.

I believe that you have those completely reversed, Jeff.

Under NFHS rules, there is no team control during a throw-in. R4-12-6.

Under NCAA rules, there is team control during throw-ins. R4-13-2(c).

[Mark Dexter]

Originally posted by jeffpea
don't have the rule book in front of me, but I believe in NFHS that team control DOES exist during a throw-in. The only way to lose team control is via a shot or turnover.

In NCAA there is NO team control during a throw-in.

Other way around.

This screwed me during the test - I still had college POI in my head.

[jeffpea]

I stand corrected - one of these days (by my next game)I'll get that straight in my head!