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You're right, you were wrong.
 Once it's inbounded, it's not correctable. I'd have awarded the points to white and given the ball to black for an endline throwin. No one can really complain with that one.
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Fri Jan 30, 2009, 12:26pm
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I figured I was wrong especially looking at rule 2-10 and that wasn't one of the instances for a correctable error.
Does the AP arrow stay put then? I KNEW that's what we should have gone with. Always go with your gut instinct. And hope that never happens again! haha
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When you say him give the ball to Black why didn't you blow your whistle and stop the game?
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I didn't even notice. There was some questionable activity going on as they tried to inbound the ball. I took responsibility as I should have verified the proper team had the ball. I blew it. One coach went to my partner to complain but I got her off my partner's back by letting her vent to me. It was his first varsity game and he was jumpy as it was. We are a team out there as well and I shouldn't have let that happen. I wish I caught that though as I normally do.
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Here is the specific reference in the Case Book: THROW-IN BY WRONG TEAM BY MISTAKE *7.5.2 SITUATION A: Team A is awarded a throw-in near the division line. The administering official by mistake, puts the ball at B1' disposal. B1 completes the throw-in and Team B subsequently scores a goal. RULING: No correction can be made for the mistake by the official after the throw-in ends. We had this discussion in another thread earlier in the week (Not a correctable error, but should it be?). You will see some interesting views in that thread. As you will see, I would like to see this scenario become a CE, but for now, you blundered (BUT, at least you blundered in a way the coaches felt was fair -- just lucky one of the coaches was not also an official). ....and, yes, the arrow stays....
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There are some varsity games where 2 warm bodies will do, and where they make boys freshman look like a D1 college game.
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I know it! We didn't even get any guff from the fans as no one knew what to do. I've never had to deal with a correctable error so I learned quickly by getting burned by it.
I agree to that this should be a correctable error. This was our mistake. Even though the team should have known better and not shot at the wrong basket; if we administered the throw-in properly it wouldn't have happened in theory. This was our (referees') fault. We shouldn't punish a team because of our blunder. That was my mindset though... And I had an inkling the rest of the game I knew that wasn't right. I learned... And now time to move on. I have a big game tonight to prepare for tonight. I will now be even more prepared.
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