Oklahoma / Oklahoma St.

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Sigh.

The ruling says, in part, : Violation

Have you had you coffee, tea or hot chocolate today???

[chartrusepengui]

Originally Posted by truerookie

Have you had you coffee, tea or hot chocolate today???

double mocha cappacino?

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by chartrusepengui

double mocha cappacino?

Coming right up.

[Rich]

Does NFHS 9-9-3 apply to a rebound of a free throw? If so, why do they only list "defensive player or during a jump ball or throw-in" in parentheses?

Is this covered in the case book (it's in the car)?

[Adam]

Yes, it's in the case book, and it only applies during throw-ins, jump balls, and to "defensive players." Rebounds not included. 9.9.1D

[Rich]

So the NCAA rule is different. If the A player was the first to touch, in midair, on the rebound, he could catch with frontcourt status and land in the backcourt.

I wish I could see it yet again -- I'm 95% certain, though, it hit players hands and was tipped up into the air before being caught by the A player.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

So the NCAA rule is different. If the A player was the first to touch, in midair, on the rebound, he could catch with frontcourt status and land in the backcourt.

I wish I could see it yet again -- I'm 95% certain, though, it hit players hands and was tipped up into the air before being caught by the A player.

My mistake. The AR is on a throw-in.

Still a violation.

Yes, I'd have a violation.

I also think it's the "wrong" ruling (that is, I'd like to see the ruling changed).

[Rich]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

My mistake. The AR is on a throw-in.

Still a violation.

Yes, I'd have a violation.

I also think it's the "wrong" ruling (that is, I'd like to see the ruling changed).

Fair enough. Doesn't matter then if the ball was touched. It's a violation. The officials looked like they hesitated a second and then...nothing. Nobody said a word, either.

[truerookie]

Originally Posted by RichMSN

So the NCAA rule is different. If the A player was the first to touch, in midair, on the rebound, he could catch with frontcourt status and land in the backcourt.

I wish I could see it yet again -- I'm 95% certain, though, it hit players hands and was tipped up into the air before being caught by the A player.

Hmmmm.......