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Injured Player: When Do You Stop Play?
A1 drives and lands hard after his shot. He's on the ground while B is taking the ball up the floor. Its not a fastbreak but they are quickly in their set offense and getting ready to start the play.
A1 is still on the ground under his own basket. What are the determining factors when deciding to stop play or not? Does B have to be taking the ball to the rim in order to let them play on? |
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When a player is injured, the official may suspend play after the ball is dead or is in control of the injured player's team or when the opponents complete a play. A play is comleted when a team loses control (including throwing for a goal) or withholds the ball from play by ceasing to attempt to score or advance the ball to a scoring position. When necessary to protect an injured player, the official may immediately suspend play.
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When the opponent pulls up and is no longer attacking the basket, you kill the play.
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If they set up their offense. I let them end it. How ever, I have had teams who simply stop playing offense. Then I stop play, it's there choice. But unless the player is badly injured or as it says, needs protecting, I let them play things out...
If they take a shot, grabs the offensive rebound, and sets up again I will call it dead though (the play has been completed, so call it dead, no need to start a new offensive set).
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Had it last night where a player sprained his ankle with 8 seconds left and the winning team got the ball, came down floor and the game ended. Players and coaches were both ticked we didn't stop the game. A few seconds later the kid gets up and walks off.
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Had 2 situations like this today. First one, B1 is down near division line in backcourt. A1 is dribbling paralell to division line near the circle. I killed the clock. 2nd one, B2 is down near the foul line. A1 is contested by B3 near the division line in the backcourt. I killed it. I would rather err on the side of caution although Coach A claimed that they had a fast break going. I have never seen a 5 on 4 fast break with the ball closely contested in the backcourt near the division line and the other 7 players in the forecourt. Then Coach A says that the opponents are going down on purpose to stop play.
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