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Mark Padgett Mon Mar 29, 2010 06:49pm
Back in the olden days before I came to Oregon, I worked in radio and did play-by-play on HS football and basketball, plus some local college basketball games. During one HS BB game, my color commentator thought an OOB call should not have been called when a player stepped on the line because his defender had committed a "force out". During a spot (in the "business", commercials are called "spots") off the air, I told him there was no such rule in HS. He hardly said a word the rest of the game.

SethPDX Mon Mar 29, 2010 07:15pm
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Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 671437)
May not be the play you recall, but it sounds very similar. I wish that I could remember the exact game, but the announcer was definitely Len Elmore, so I can determine at which site it was played. The post player on the block bumped into the defender who went down, then the offensive player tried to make a move into the lane and lost the ball. The result was a scrum on the floor and a held ball. Len babbled about it being a flop and needing to be penalized. I actually thought that it was a PC foul.
Xavier-Kansas State. I stopped listening when he said something like, "You shouldn't benefit from a flop like that." :rolleyes:

BillyMac Mon Mar 29, 2010 07:47pm
Feelin' Groovy ...
 
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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 671441)
Back in the olden days... his defender had committed a "force out".
Back when I was playing in the 60's, the 1960's, not the 1860's, I remember "force outs". I can't remember if "force outs" were called in pickup games in the driveway, or in organized games with officials. Was there ever such a rule, or is this just one of those urban myths?

Mark Padgett Mon Mar 29, 2010 08:03pm
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Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 671455)
Back when I was playing in the 60's, the 1960's, not the 1860's, I remember "force outs". I can't remember if "force outs" were called in pickup games in the driveway, or in organized games with officials. Was there ever such a rule, or is this just one of those urban myths?
It was, and might still be (I wouldn't know and don't really care) an NBA rule.

Nevadaref Mon Mar 29, 2010 08:10pm
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Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 671455)
Back when I was playing in the 60's, the 1960's, not the 1860's, I remember "force outs". I can't remember if "force outs" were called in pickup games in the driveway, or in organized games with officials. Was there ever such a rule, or is this just one of those urban myths?
The NBA definitely had a force out rule. I'm not sure about HS. I'll consult the NFHS handbook.

APG Mon Mar 29, 2010 08:18pm
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Originally Posted by Mark Padgett (Post 671462)
It was, and might still be (I wouldn't know and don't really care) an NBA rule.
As Nevada pointed out, it was an NBA rule but was eliminated in 1976-1977.

NBA.com - NBA Rules History

Nevadaref Mon Mar 29, 2010 08:38pm
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Originally Posted by BillyMac (Post 671455)
Back when I was playing in the 60's, the 1960's, not the 1860's, I remember "force outs". I can't remember if "force outs" were called in pickup games in the driveway, or in organized games with officials. Was there ever such a rule, or is this just one of those urban myths?
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Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 671466)
The NBA definitely had a force out rule. I'm not sure about HS. I'll consult the NFHS handbook.
Found it. According to the NFHS Basketball Handbook the "force-out" provision was eliminated in 1963.

BillyMac Tue Mar 30, 2010 06:30am
Time For A Commemorative Plate ???
 
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Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 671473)
Eliminated in 1963.
Thanks. Nevadaref is, indeed, the "Archive King"


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