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We know when team control begins on a throw-in.
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That is how it first got worded in the ncaa rules btw...team control on throw-in...if a tip then NO team control and no TC foul...then team control again when a player takes possession of the ball. That lasted 1 year. Rule now is team A retains control until team B gains control.
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I wanna be there when they explain their call. Last edited by Jurassic Referee; Wed Sep 12, 2007 at 04:41pm. |
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JR seems to be saying that if there is no team control, then there is no defense. Is that your stance, JR? If so, in the above play as soon as A1 releases the try for goal team control ends and you wouldn't consider B1 who blocks the shot a defensive player, right? (I happen to disagree as B1 is clearly undertaking a defensive action by striving to block the shot.) If that is the case, then you obviously wouldn't consider any of the shotblocker's teammates to be defensive players as they attempted to track down the ball. Thus you wouldn't grant B2 an exception to the backcourt violation. |
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Great logic......and good luck to y'all. |
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JR, in short, NO.
At this time it is unclear if the NFHS links the concepts of offense and defense with that of team control and hence team control fouls. I won't be calling any team control or player control fouls when team control doesn't exist. Stop being silly. |
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I've got a new test play for everyone.
A1 has the ball with in his backcourt near the division line with only seven seconds left in the quarter. B1 is directly guarding A1. Due to the short amount of time remaining A1 elects to try for goal. After the ball is released by A1 and in flight, B1 jumps from his frontcourt and deflects the shot up into the air. B1 now lands in his frontcourt and jumps again. This time while in the air he catches the ball and then lands in his backcourt with three seconds showing on the clock. Backcourt violation or defensive player exception? Obviously team control ended when A1 released the try for goal. |
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You are arguing that the simple fact that there is a defensive team MUST mean that the other team has team control. Nevada and JAR simply deny that premise. Camron is correct; your logic is flawed in this particular case. |
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You're basing your premises on there being defensive players when neither team has player or team control. Cool! Why can't both teams all be defensive then? That's just as logical as what you're trying to say. If you or any of your confreres can cite some rules why that isn't a violation, please feel free to do so. Rules....not something written on a tablet and brought down from the mount by Nevadaref. |
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