Yes, its another team control question!

[ca_rumperee]

My rule books are buried in the back seat and its too cold to go out and get them.

Team A has 7 team fouls. A1 is inbounding. A2 fouls B1 before the ball is inbounded.

I have B1 shooting a one-and-one. My partner says no, its a team control foul -- no shots.

I defer to the veteran.... but I don't think I should have.

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by ca_rumperee

My rule books are buried in the back seat and its too cold to go out and get them.

Team A has 7 team fouls. A1 is inbounding. A2 fouls B1 before the ball is inbounded.

I have B1 shooting a one-and-one. My partner says no, its a team control foul -- no shots.

I defer to the veteran.... but I don't think I should have.

No team control on throw-in. Shoot the free throws.

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by ca_rumperee

My rule books are buried in the back seat and its too cold to go out and get them.

Team A has 7 team fouls. A1 is inbounding. A2 fouls B1 before the ball is inbounded.

I have B1 shooting a one-and-one. My partner says no, its a team control foul -- no shots.

I defer to the veteran.... but I don't think I should have.

That's an NCAA rule. As JAR stated, there's no team control during throw-in in Fed rules.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

That's an NCAA rule. As JAR stated, there's no team control during throw-in in Fed rules.

Rule references: 4-12-6 and Rules Fundamental #2 and 4.19.7 Sit C in the case book.

[Loudwhistle]

Nevada,
How in the H*ll do you get the rules found so fast to support your posts? I'm assuming that you have some dvd or computer program with the rules and cases from the last 20+ years. I would be interested in purchasing software that has the rules, case plays etc. can you direct me to your source?

Thanks,
Loudwhistle

[just another ref]

Originally Posted by Loudwhistle

Nevada,
How in the H*ll do you get the rules found so fast to support your posts?

practice, practice, practice

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Loudwhistle

Nevada,
How in the H*ll do you get the rules found so fast to support your posts? I'm assuming that you have some dvd or computer program with the rules and cases from the last 20+ years. I would be interested in purchasing software that has the rules, case plays etc. can you direct me to your source?

Thanks,
Loudwhistle

There are two reasons:
1. From posting on this forum over the past five years, I have become rather familiar with where certain things are in the books. I have a good memory for the headings and comments.

2. ARS rules study. It's awesome. It's indexed. It's searchable.
http://www.rules-study.com/

[fullor30]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

There are two reasons:
1. From posting on this forum over the past five years, I have become rather familiar with where certain things are in the books. I have a good memory for the headings and comments.

2. ARS rules study. It's awesome. It's indexed. It's searchable.
http://www.rules-study.com/

Just bought this last week and haven't had a chance to use it much other than quizzes. I can search by topic?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by fullor30

Just bought this last week and haven't had a chance to use it much other than quizzes. I can search by topic?

Yep. By content (rule number and headings, sections, articles) or by keyword (find).

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

Yep. By content (rule number and headings, sections, articles) or by keyword (find).

And apparently it contains a fully indexed third world play interpretations case book, right Nevada?

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Dan_ref

And apparently it contains a fully indexed third world play interpretations case book, right Nevada?

No, those come entirely from the depths of my own sick mind.

And what have you got against Brazil?

[Dan_ref]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

No, those come entirely from the depths of my own sick mind.

We FINALLY agree on something!!

[rgncjn]

I had this situation earlier this week in a junior high game. Coach A (whom I officiate with on the varsity circuit) was crying to me that I incorrectly awarded free throws to the opposition because it was an "offensive" foul.

I told him that there is no team control on the throw in, and he should know that since he is an official. He bought my explaination and we progressed through the rest of the game without any incident.