End of game sitch

[CoachP]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

I object.

What about 4-47-3?

[cdoug]

Originally Posted by CoachP

What about 4-47-3?

I would probably not think it warranted a delay/T if they toss it to me (assuming that I'm the L (new T) and on the end line).

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by cdoug

I would probably not think it warranted a delay/T if they toss it to me (assuming that I'm the L (new T) and on the end line).

Right. Especially if the ball comes right through the net to the (former) offensive player, and ther are no defensive players quite ready to get the ball for a throw-in.

The play happens to me a couple of times a season and not once have I thought about a delay warning (in this type of play).

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Right. Especially if the ball comes right through the net to the (former) offensive player, and ther are no defensive players quite ready to get the ball for a throw-in.

The play happens to me a couple of times a season and not once have I thought about a delay warning (in this type of play).

Completely agree. You can usually tell their intent. Most of the time they grab the ball and toss it to you as if they were like "here ya go" and turn around and run to the other end.

Like Bob, I've never thought of calling a delay in this type of situation.

[stripes2255]

Yes. I guess I just meant in a situation that the new offensive player was going for the ball and the defensive player grabbed it and threw it to me. Just enough time spent to set up a full court press?

I too, would just have a conversation with the offender next dead ball.

Originally Posted by CoachP

What about 4-47-3?

I guess it would be how one interprets "interfere".

Team A scores, as the ball goes though the basket it appears as though it will bounce on the court. But A1 passes it to the official before the bounce. Is that really interfering?

Same sitch but A1 taps the ball away from Team B & not towards an official. I think thats the intent of "interfere".

JMO