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How about this:
1. IF an official were to judge that the throw was a pass, then the correct call in this sitch would be BC violation. 2. IF endorsing the principle in (1) was ALL that Catawba intended when they claimed that the official in the OP was "correct," then they were right. That official did in fact rule the throw a pass, so was correct to call the violation. 3. OTOH, if Catawba intended to claim that in all such plays the throw must be judged a pass rather than a try, then they are usurping official judgment: some of us think that any thrown ball that strikes the rim (from above) counts as a try, others decline to second guess the calling official, and still others are reluctant to rule without seeing the play. 4. If Catawba is usurping official judgment when it claims that all such cases must be ruled passes, then parity of reasoning suggests that it would equally usurp official judgment to claim that all such cases must be ruled tries. 5. Hypothetically, any Yankees fan who might claim that he personally would rule these cases tries would NOT be committed to the claim in (4), since he would seem not to be saying that they must be called thus. Were such a (merely hypothetical) Yankees fan to hint, suggest, or argue that those who disagreed with him were mistaken, then I believe he would be committed to the claim in (4), and thus be inconsistent. Hope this helps clarify matters.
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My only question on this tempest in a teapot is this:
You mean to tell me you can't tell by watching a player whether he was attempting a try or a pass?: eek: I actually had this call last season during a JV game. It was readily apparent on the fast break that the player was trying to lob the player ahead of the play but threw the ball too far. It hit the rim and went into the backcourt. I could tell it was a pass and called the violation. It would've been easier to let it go as its one of those rulings that because coaches and crowd don't know all the nuances of the rules. But the easy call isn't the right call. The coach was upset. I explained to him the rule and my judgement and he accepted it. The crowd never did, but who cares. |
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Most Alley-oops I see are two handed (Chest passes) as they are more accurate. Certainly the one in my case was a chest pass. |
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