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 Baseline or Endline (Survey here) | 
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 End lines are on basketball courts.  See Rule 1-2. Baselines are on baseball and softball fields. | 
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 Honestly, this had to be surveyed?  Why? | 
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 OK, I just read Mark's bet.  Now I understand.  Sorry | 
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 During a timeout: Coach: "Where is the ball?" Official: "On the endline." Coach: "You mean the baseline?" Official: "Right." | 
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 Nevada: I agree. Nothing bugs me more when I see or have a partner use the "foul tip" signal for a blocked. I always make it a point to ask him what sport we are officiating, :D. MTD, Sr. | 
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 I usually say the baseline. | 
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 I say end-line and another thing that gets me is when my partner says "no basket the foul is... ON THE FLOOR" [all the while pointing down] i just say to myself (isnt every foul we call "on the floor") ;) | 
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 By Rule, it is the "end line", however, to just about everyone else, it is the "baseline."  I have yet to hear a coach yell, "don't let him get endline."  Therefore, when talking to fellow officials, it is the "end line."  When communicating to a coach, I typically speak his language in the case.  If he asks if the ball is on the "baseline", I say, "yes."  Of course, within a few seconds either one of my partners or I will be at that spot along the "end line" (mostly referees on the forum), or just inside it if the team gets to run the baseline -- I mean end line. :D | 
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 I say baseline during game situations, holdover from my playing days. However, when having rules discussions I say endline. | 
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 We should also poll on division line vs. time line :cool: | 
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