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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 03:42pm
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Two violations occure when an offensive player occupy the first lane space and a defense player occupy the second? T or F
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 03:44pm
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Two violations occure when an offensive player occupy the first lane space and a defense player occupy the second? T or F

False, just one.

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edited response: What the heck was I thinking when I posted this response and why didn't anybody take me to task for my grossly incorrect answer.
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 03:49pm
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It is one, but it is a simultanious violation.

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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 03:56pm
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Two violations occure when an offensive player occupy the first lane space and a defense player occupy the second? T or F
Taking a test?
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 03:57pm
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It would be two, simultaneous violations, would it not? One for the offensive player occupying the first spot; the second for the defense not occupying that spot.
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 04:00pm
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One violation, one error. On the official that allowed them to line up like that!
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 04:01pm
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It is one, but it is a simultanious violation.

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How can one of anything be simultaneous?
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 04:03pm
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One violation, one error. On the official that allowed them to line up like that!
LOL.. this is a good response.

Dont administer the ball till they are set. Preventative officiating.
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 05:29pm
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How can one of anything be simultaneous?
Well, that is a good point. I was noting that the situation calls it a "simultaneous violation". But you're right; to have a simultaneous violation there has to be 2 violations.

Wouldn’t the answer to OP’s question then be true?
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 06:20pm
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Well, that is a good point. I was noting that the situation calls it a "simultaneous violation". But you're right; to have a simultaneous violation there has to be 2 violations.

Wouldn’t the answer to OP’s question then be true?
I believe the answer to the OP's question is true. The defensive player being in the 2nd spot is not a violation, he can be there if the offense doesn't choose to use that spot. But it is a simultaneous violation for the offense to be in the 1st spot.
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Old Fri Nov 30, 2007, 07:58pm
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Double Violation
From secondregionbug: "Two violations occur when an offensive player occupy the first lane space...? T or F

True, double violation. Violation for defensive player not being in the first lane space. Violation for offensive player being in the first lane space.
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Old Sat Dec 01, 2007, 09:26am
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It is one, but it is a simultanious violation.

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Self-simultaneity? Not to get overly metaphysical, but isn't every event simultaneous with itself?

Ist du, Ernst?
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Old Sat Dec 01, 2007, 09:43am
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Yup, sounds like test questions.....
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Old Sun Dec 02, 2007, 03:11am
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I believe the answer to the OP's question is true. The defensive player being in the 2nd spot is not a violation, he can be there if the offense doesn't choose to use that spot. But it is a simultaneous violation for the offense to be in the 1st spot.
Don't you also have a violation for the two defensive players failing to occupy the spaces next to the basket?
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Old Sun Dec 02, 2007, 09:34am
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yes. simultanious violation
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