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And I'm not even going to start a discussion about the meaning of "esoteric!"
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Team A is awarded a throw-in near the division line. The administering official by mistake, puts the ball at B1's disposal. B1 completes the throw-in and Team B subsequently scores a goal. Ruling: No correction can be made for the mistake by the official. I don't see any reason the mistake couldn't be corrected during a normal throw-in if it can be corrected during an AP throw-in. Perhaps we can research it more.
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My reasoning is that this is not a correctable error
so blowing the play dead is an inadvertent whistle which goes back to the team in possession (still the wrong team)unless it is an AP throw in since a team does not lose the opportunity to make a AP throw in on an inadvertent whistle the AP throw in would be made by the team entittled to it. |
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The esoteric era fell between the pan-generic era and the curvatious-mongolith era. It was during this time period when small brained pre-humans roamed the earth and developed a very limited, barely useful vocabulary. Their mating ritual required them to loudly yell some phrases to attract receptive partners. Unfortunately, these phrases were yelled so loudly that heads would often explode before mating was succesfully accomplished. This is thought to be the main cause of their eventual near extinction. Remnants of this early tribe still exist, you can recognize them by listening carefully for some of their more common phrases: "That's terrible! How can you call that?!" "3 seconds! He's been in there all day!" (This is sometimes followed by a ritualistic trance inducing counting: "1...2...3...4...5...") "You gotta have *something* on that!" "That's not a charge! His feet were moving!" "Come on! Call it both ways!" "You are *the worse* I've seen in 20 years!" |
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Best thing to do - don't make the mistake to begin with!
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I believe it is correctable until the throw-in is complete. I go with the reasoning of why we have a throwin at all. It's because there was a violation, foul, held ball, or timeout. All of them specify a throwin is to occur.
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My guess is that you can almost always correct it (before the inbound pass) and justify your action. Everyone will agree we want to "get it right." If a real "by the book only" coach insists on not correcting the mistake, there will probably be either a violation or foul coming real quick. |
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