Rule question before the season starts

[stewcall]

I'm sure this is in the rule book- just can not find it (NFHS). A1 shoots, B1 blocks (touches the ball) Ball hits supporting wire on the basket. Who's ball is it?
thanks
Stew in Va

[Adam]

Originally Posted by stewcall

I'm sure this is in the rule book- just can not find it (NFHS). A1 shoots, B1 blocks (touches the ball) Ball hits supporting wire on the basket. Who's ball is it?
thanks
Stew in Va

Think about these scenarios, Stew.

1. A1 passes, B1 tips the ball. Ball hits the ceiling.
2. A1 is dribbling and loses control. B1 tips it trying to pick it up; ball goes into the bleachers.

What's the determining factor for OOB calls?

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

What's the determining factor for OOB calls?

Consistency?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

Consistency?

Wrong.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Wrong.

Damn.

[inigo montoya]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

What's the determining factor for OOB calls?

Making sure each team gets the same number of OOB throw-ins? Or is it that if it's OOB near A's bench, A gets the throw-in? I can never remember.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by inigo montoya

If it's OOB near A's bench, A gets the throw-in?

I'm sure that Coach A got a better look than you, and would be more than willing to help you on the call.

Dont have my book handy but I think it's under ball location or OOB. To answer your question, B1s block/touch caused the ball to hit the wire (which is OOB) so I'd give it to A for a spot throw-in on the endline.

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by stewcall

I'm sure this is in the rule book- just can not find it (NFHS). A1 shoots, B1 blocks (touches the ball) Ball hits supporting wire on the basket. Who's ball is it?
thanks
Stew in Va

Stew, maybe it's an example of not seeing the forest for the trees. There are, in fact, only 10 rules in the basketball rule book. One of those (Rule 7) deals with out of bounds and the throw-in. Look at 7-1-2c, then 7-2-1.

[stewcall]

Originally Posted by M&M Guy

Stew, maybe it's an example of not seeing the forest for the trees. There are, in fact, only 10 rules in the basketball rule book. One of those (Rule 7) deals with out of bounds and the throw-in. Look at 7-1-2c, then 7-2-1.

Yes putting those two sections together answers the question. This was my call and two seperate officials who I respect thought I missed the call stating because it was an atempt to score somehow cancelled the ball being touched by B1. Didn't make sense to me--- so to the rule book I went and the damn forest kept getting in the way
Stew in Va

[justacoach]

Originally Posted by stewcall

Yes putting those two sections together answers the question. This was my call and two seperate officials who I respect thought I missed the call stating because it was an atempt to score somehow cancelled the ball being touched by B1. Didn't make sense to me--- so to the rule book I went and the damn forest kept getting in the way
Stew in Va

Do you still respect them?????