Arrow Question

[Grail]

Here's the situation. Opening tip, Red vs. Blue. Neither team actually controls the tip, but Red definitely tips the ball out of bounds. No question that Blue gets the ball for a throw-in. How do we set the arrow?

Most have said that Blue has the ball, so the arrow should point to Red. Evaluator says that Red caused the ball to go out, thus they had control, set the arrow to Blue.

What's the correct call?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Grail

Here's the situation. Opening tip, Red vs. Blue. Neither team actually controls the tip, but Red definitely tips the ball out of bounds. No question that Blue gets the ball for a throw-in. How do we set the arrow?

Most have said that Blue has the ball, so the arrow should point to Red. Evaluator says that Red caused the ball to go out, thus they had control, set the arrow to Blue.

What's the correct call?

The evaluator is wrong, or s/he saw red control the ball before it went out of bounds. The arrow is set when a team controls the ball, or it's at the disposal of the inbounder (or, in the rare case, at the disposal of the free-thrower following a common foul).

[TADW_Elessar]

It doesn't matter which of the two jumpers touches the ball first. The team that does not gain control of the first live ball on the court will be the team entitled to the next alternated possession.

In your case, the red jumper tipped the ball out of bounds. Therefore, blue team gained control of the live ball for a throw-in and the arrow should have pointed towards blue team's basket.

[ChuckElias]

Elassar,

You're in Sardinia, Italy? Congrats on that little soccer tournament thingy.

[TADW_Elessar]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

Elassar,

You're in Sardinia, Italy? Congrats on that little soccer tournament thingy.

I am, thank you

But, as you can guess, I'm waiting for the big tournament in Japan starting in forty days!

[ChuckElias]

Originally Posted by TADW_Elessar

But, as you can guess, I'm waiting for the big tournament in Japan starting in forty days!

Um, I can't guess. What's bigger than the World Cup?

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

Um, I can't guess. What's bigger than the World Cup?

The Japanese World Series?

[TADW_Elessar]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

Um, I can't guess. What's bigger than the World Cup?

FIBA World Championship 2006!!

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by ChuckElias

Um, I can't guess. What's bigger than the World Cup?

Ron Jeremy's Cup?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by TADW_Elessar

It doesn't matter which of the two jumpers touches the ball first. The team that does not gain control of the first live ball on the court will be the team entitled to the next alternated possession.

In your case, the red jumper tipped the ball out of bounds. Therefore, blue team gained control of the live ball for a throw-in and the arrow should have pointed towards RED team's basket.

I'm sure that's what you meant.

[TADW_Elessar]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

I'm sure that's what you meant.

LOL, I see that overseas a team's basket is "the one into which its players try to throw or tap the ball", while, according to FIBA 1.2, "The basket that is attacked by a team is the opponents' basket and the basket which is defended by a team is the team's own basket."

I didn't know that... weird, though

[Nevadaref]

Well that explains it. I didn't know that FIBA defined it that way.