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FT Violation?
A1 is shooting a FT. She receives the ball from the official. Her pre-shot process includes taking her front foot and placing it on the FT line and then sliding it back behind the FT line. She then takes a dribble and shoots.
I did not call a violation since her foot was behind the FT line when she actually shot the ball. As I look through the rule book all I see is 9-1-1 that says "the try shall be attempted from within the FT semicircle and behind the FT line." So, is placing the foot on the line and then putting it behind the line (after the ball is live) prior to shooting the FT a violation? |
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"After the ball is placed at the disposal of a free thrower:..." "The free thrower shall not have either foot beyond the vertical plane of the edge of the free-throw line which is farther from the basket or the free throw semicircle line." Last edited by Nevadaref; Tue Feb 02, 2010 at 09:42am. |
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Career-development wise, no.
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So in the interest of advancing your officiating career, do you also allow the thrower to put a toe just over the boundary line after you hand him the ball for a throw-in as long as he backs up before making the pass?
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Now I know. |
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And don't tell me you've never seen a thrower do it.
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As usual, one warning per customer. |
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But that's just me...... |
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I had this situation:
Two shots for A1. Before first shot AI is standing outside of the circle as I am ready to administer. I say "shooter, stay in the circle" and he more or less ignores me and takes the bounce pass with both feet on the line. I look at partner who gives me a kind of "so what" look back. After first shot, A1 backs out of circle again and I tell him once again, "shooter, stay in the circle". He once again ignores me, so I bounce the ball to him and he gets the ball with both feet outside the circle. I blow the whistle and considered giving him the "T', but instead called the violation. A1's coach understood fully what happened and every A player the rest of the night was in the circle and ready to get the ball. BTW, the B coach never asked what the call was. Would you have given the "T"; I second guessed myself and my partner thought the violation call was sufficient. |
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