Hung Net

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

I think that they said to fix nets once, or twice, but after that, forget about the nets, and play ball.

It's even been suggested here that if it happens more than twice to have a member of the home team's school stay under the basket to "free it up" as the ball goes the other way.

We have some Rec Refs who blow it dead and stop the clock every time. I never do. I personally have never seen it prevent a basket.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by grunewar

It's even been suggested here that if it happens more than twice to have a member of the home team's school stay under the basket to "free it up" as the ball goes the other way.

We have some Rec Refs who blow it dead and stop the clock every time. I never do. I personally have never seen it prevent a basket.

If it's a rec league game with a running clock, then whistle it dead every time!

[Texas Aggie]

Didn't the NFHS come out with an interpretation regarding this about 10-15 years ago?

Sort of. I seem to recall them saying something to the effect of "if it is discovered in pre-game, have the nets changed," but I don't recall them saying anything about what to do once the game started. Like many other responses from them, that was very frustrating.

Play on. If they are a problem, have the home management change them at halftime, if possible.

[Mark Padgett]

Nets? What are nets? We don't have those on the peach baskets.

[Bad Zebra]

Originally Posted by Mark Padgett

Nets? What are nets? We don't have those on the peach baskets.

Uh, aren't you famous for WEARING them?

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by Bad Zebra

Uh, aren't you famous for WEARING them?

Wearing peach baskets?

[grunewar]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

If it's a rec league game with a running clock, then whistle it dead every time!

Good point Nevada! However, this league doesn't have a running clock and these Refs blow thier whistle to stop the clock every time......and that's just WRONG!