Throw-in sitch

A1 has the ball side out in the f/c. He passes the ball too far & it's above the cylinder, B5 jumps & knocks the ball away. Under Fed rule set, what do you have?



Thanks in advance!

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

A1 has the ball side out in the f/c. He passes the ball too far & it's above the cylinder, B5 jumps & knocks the ball away. Under Fed rule set, what do you have?



Thanks in advance!

An idiot playing defense.

Pretty sure this is BI, since he hits the ball while it's in the cylinder. Can't be GT since it's not a try, though. But, I'm no expert on GT/BI, so I'll leave this for Nevada to correct.

Ok, I had a NCAA official run that sitch by me last night & BI is what he said too. I was always under the assumption that both GT & BI had to be on a try

So BI on a throw-in or a pass is possible, doesn't seem right but it is possible...

Who says there's nothing to be gained by working wreck ball



Thanks for confirming Snaqs!

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Ok, I had a NCAA official run that sitch by me last night & BI is what he said too. I was always under the assumption that both GT & BI had to be on a try

So BI on a throw-in or a pass is possible, doesn't seem right but it is possible...

Who says there's nothing to be gained by working wreck ball



Thanks for confirming Snaqs!

When all else fails, go to the definition of BI - 4-6. There is no mention of a shot, try or tap in that definition. However, in the definition of goaltending, 4-22, there is the mention of a try or tap in flight.

Absolutely. I don't know why I lumped the 2 together but I got it down now!

[Zoochy]

That is correct. You CAN have BI during a Throw-in.
You CAN NOT have GT during a Throw-in.

[vbzebra]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Absolutely. I don't know why I lumped the 2 together but I got it down now!

But basket interferrence, i believe has to do with contacting the rim or net, right? In the original post, sir-hop-alot never hits either, just the ball. Please correct me if i'm wrong, don't have exact wording of books in front of me.

so...even if ball is above cylinder on a non-try (in this case, a throw-in) and genius defender (whom I'm jealous of, b/c i could never jump that high decides to act like a fly-swatter, it would still be goaltending?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Ok, I had a NCAA official run that sitch by me last night & BI is what he said too. I was always under the assumption that both GT & BI had to be on a try

So BI on a throw-in or a pass is possible, doesn't seem right but it is possible...

Who says there's nothing to be gained by working wreck ball



Thanks for confirming Snaqs!

There's a specific case play that's nearly identical to the OP.

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

There's a specific case play that's nearly identical to the OP.

Really, current or back in the day?

Umm where's Nevada @...

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Really, current or back in the day?

Umm where's Nevada @...

I'm not Nevada, nor do I play him on TV.

But I believe 9.11.2(c) is what you're looking for.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Really, current or back in the day?

Umm where's Nevada @...

FWIW, I often found that if I took the time to look something up myself, that I'd find answers to several other questions that I didn't even know I had.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by Ch1town

Umm where's Nevada @...

He spent the weekend in Salt Lake City cheering the US Men's National Soccer Team to a 2-1 victory over El Salvador!

I see that others have already provided the correct information and references, but it was nice to be missed.