Throw-in

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

If you see it coming, then hit your whistle as soon as B1 reaches across and give the warning (assuming they haven't burned that already).

Can't do that. There's a specific case play that if contact is made, you can't give a warning by blowing the whistle early.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Can't do that. There's a specific case play that if contact is made, you can't give a warning by blowing the whistle early.

I tried to find this case play and couldn't. Guidance please?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I tried to find this case play and couldn't. Guidance please?

10.3.10D. And, I agree with Camron's wording -- from the case "...it is considered all the same act and the end result is penalized."

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Can't do that. There's a specific case play that if contact is made, you can't give a warning by blowing the whistle early.

I don't think it says exactly says that. What it does say is tha if the player reaches across and touches the ball. The referee can't blow the whistle and choose to only penalize the first act by declaring that the ball was dead at the time the player crossed the line...the ball was still live (by interpreation)....they must penalize the entire thing as one action. The ref can't intercept the swat just in time to avoid the T.

However, if the action of crossing and touching are so widely seperated in time that the official clearly blows the whistle before the ball is touched (likely in a second motion or recoil), the player has only touched a dead ball. Case doesn't apply....it is not the same action.