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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 10:08am
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In pick up ball Team B gets the ball.

In any game I'm officiating Team A gets the ball.
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 10:21am
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In pick up ball Team B gets the ball.

In any game I'm officiating Team A gets the ball.
IMHO, Absolutely right!!! If B1 slaps the ball with great force, obvious to everyone that his impetus forced the ball out of bounds, even though A1's hand is the last to touch the ball (being that it's on it), I am giving it to A for the throwin....It is like someone wearing a glove, and striking the ball with the glove....the glove actually touching the ball didn't cause it to go OOBs, but the swinging-driving hand did..A Ball for throwin...IMHO
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 01:54pm
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IMHO, Absolutely right!!! If B1 slaps the ball with great force, obvious to everyone that his impetus forced the ball out of bounds, even though A1's hand is the last to touch the ball (being that it's on it), I am giving it to A for the throwin....It is like someone wearing a glove, and striking the ball with the glove....the glove actually touching the ball didn't cause it to go OOBs, but the swinging-driving hand did..A Ball for throwin...IMHO
And that is where the wiggle room exists. Is A1's hand really the last one to touch it? Can you see it so well that you can definitively state that B1's hand was not touching it at the same time? In my game, B1 will be the last one to have touched the ball unless I can clearly see A1's hand on the ball after B1's hand has seperated from the ball.
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 02:42pm
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IMHO, Absolutely right!!! If B1 slaps the ball with great force, obvious to everyone that his impetus forced the ball out of bounds, ...........

Isn't this teetering less now an "incidental contact to the hand" and leaning more towards a foul?
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 02:52pm
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IMHO, Absolutely right!!! If B1 slaps the ball with great force, obvious to everyone that his impetus forced the ball out of bounds, even though A1's hand is the last to touch the ball (being that it's on it), I am giving it to A for the throwin....It is like someone wearing a glove, and striking the ball with the glove....the glove actually touching the ball didn't cause it to go OOBs, but the swinging-driving hand did..A Ball for throwin...IMHO
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Isn't this teetering less now an "incidental contact to the hand" and leaning more towards a foul?
Defender probably got too much wrist.
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 03:00pm
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Defender probably got too much wrist.
LOL....had to be too much wrist, or OOBs for A....all judgement call....isn't it?
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 03:03pm
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LOL....had to be too much wrist, or OOBs for A....all judgement call....isn't it?
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 08:32pm
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Defender probably got too much wrist.
Too easy. That's cheating.
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Old Tue Nov 25, 2008, 08:36pm
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