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[Adam]

Originally Posted by SCBroncos

In the 2nd quarter of the game....
Oh, BTW, the game ended up going into overtime and the team that got the extra bucket won the game...

One had nothing to do with the other.

[SCBroncos]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

One had nothing to do with the other.

Oh, I totally agree that this did not cause the game to go into OT (Mitty missing 15 of 29 free throws did...) but it is definitely is something that needs to be avoided - especially at this high of a level of competition.

...and yes...King was the player driving to the basket that "got" the call...

[Nevadaref]

The game will be reshown on Fox Sports Bay Area on Tuesday March 27 @ noon PST.

[Old School]

Unbelievable, would have to see it to believe it! Three officials and nobody had definite knowledge in a game like that, if the ball went in. Unbelievable! Then to make matters worse, they reason that it did. They should have went jump ball on the block charge, and give both of them a foul. I think it's NCAA Women's that rules different from this being a jump or AP.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Old School

Unbelievable, would have to see it to believe it! Three officials and nobody had defiant knowledge in a game like that, if the ball went in. Unbelievable! Then to make matters worse, they reason that it did. They should have went jump ball on the block charge, and give both of them a foul. I think it's NCAA Women's that rules different from this being a jump or AP.

Only if it was a blarge. This was only a double whistle. Read the OP again.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Old School

Unbelievable, would have to see it to believe it! Three officials and nobody had defiant knowledge in a game like that, if the ball went in. Unbelievable! Then to make matters worse, they reason that it did. They should have went jump ball on the block charge, and give both of them a foul. I think it's NCAA Women's that rules different from this being a jump or AP.

You are the only one who displays "defiant" knowledge, in fact, your rules knowledge defies all logic. The rest of us seek definite knowledge on the court.

Furthermore, once again you demonstrate your ignorance of the rules. Under NFHS rules a double foul goes to the POI. It is not an automatic AP situation.

[Old School]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

You are the only one who displays "defiant" knowledge, in fact, your rules knowledge defies all logic. The rest of us seek definite knowledge on the court.

Furthermore, once again you demonstrate your ignorance of the rules. Under NFHS rules a double foul goes to the POI. It is not an automatic AP situation.

Hold the phone! Who's got possession? If I got a block charge, who gets possession? I believe that be AP?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Old School

Hold the phone! Who's got possession? If I got a block charge, who gets possession? I believe that be AP?

You are assuming that the try was released before the contact. That is not always the case. In fact, it is probably only the case about 25% of the time.

So you would be wrong about 75% of the time as Team A would still have team control at the time of the double foul.

[JoeTheRef]

Originally Posted by Old School

Hold the phone! Who's got possession? If I got a block charge, who gets possession? I believe that be AP?

Probably Team A or the charger, unless the ball is away, but if it's close enough to be a blarge, then chances are the ball is still in the offensive player's hands..

[JoeTheRef]

Originally Posted by Old School

Unbelievable, would have to see it to believe it! Three officials and nobody had definite knowledge in a game like that, if the ball went in. Unbelievable! Then to make matters worse, they reason that it did. They should have went jump ball on the block charge, and give both of them a foul. I think it's NCAA Women's that rules different from this being a jump or AP.

You sure about this??

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Old School

Unbelievable!

They should have went jump ball on the block charge, and give both of them a foul. I think it's NCAA Women's that rules different from this being a jump or AP.

You never have a jump ball under any ruleset. Jump balls are only held at the start of the game and before an OT.

If you ever want to grow up and be a real, live, honest-to-goodness official some day, you'll have to learn the difference between a jump ball, a held ball, and how the POI applies under different circumstances. That means buying rule books and reading them. Neither a jump ball or a held ball has any relevance at all when it comes to a blarge.

[Old School]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

You never have a jump ball under any ruleset. Jump balls are only held at the start of the game and before an OT.

If you ever want to grow up and be a real, live, honest-to-goodness official some day, you'll have to learn the difference between a jump ball, a held ball, and how the POI applies under different circumstances. That means buying rule books and reading them. Neither a jump ball or a held ball has any relevance at all when it comes to a blarge.

I knew it wouldn't take you long to come out here and start throwing officials under the bus. Way to go JR, true to form. Jump ball, held ball, POI, AP, whatever!!!!!! We all know what to do, except maybe you know how to state it a little better than most.

Now that I got my daily insult dose from JR, I can get back to work.

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by Old School

Jump ball, held ball, POI, AP, whatever!!!!!!

Yeah, whatever. They're all the same to you anyway, aren't they?