Fri Feb 13, 2009, 11:37am
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Location: Illinois
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Originally Posted by M&M Guy
This very thing happened to me last night in a HS varsity game, and it was a regional championship game, no less!
Early 3rd quarter, B has a throw-in in their front court, A1 makes a good steal, gets turned around, sees she has a clear path to the basket, and makes the layup. In B's basket. Of course, the crowd starts going nuts: "Whoa?...ahhh...yea!...huh?..." I happen to be in front of the table, so I blow it dead, tell the table to award the basket to B, and my partner gives it to A for the endline throw-in.
But the table ended up asking me a question that I didn't know the answer - who gets credit for the points in the scorebook? Obviously A1 doesn't get credit, but is it the nearest player for B? Or is it just credited to "the team"?
A ended up winning by 9, so it didn't affect the outcome, but I imagine her teammates will be giving her a hard time about it for a while. This was one of the few games where we could really say the game wasn't as close as the final score indicated...
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It is just credited to the team and no player. Yea I seen the back of you head on TV last night. LOL
We had a good one. Ridgeview won by 6 or so but it was an up and down game the whole way.
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