What would you do?

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Terrapins Fan

Opening jump ball.

A2 goes after the ball, bubbles it near the sideline and falls out of bounds.

We go B's ball but because A2 bubbled it, the table gives B the arrow. (unknown to me the R)

First jump ball, I know it's A's ball. (I did not believe that A controlled the tip.)

The crowd goes nuts ( Like I care about what they think ). when I award the ball to A.

Now the worse part of this is A is winning by about 20 at this point, but that doesn't matter, what do you think?

I think that to be up by 20 in the first quarter is quite a feat. We'd be thinking running clock in the 2nd half in FL. But, you do what is right, no matter what the crowd thinks. It is always good to check the arrow after an AP throw-in is legally completed as well. Others will chime in with how they track the arrow.

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

I think that to be up by 20 in the first quarter is quite a feat. We'd be thinking running clock in the 2nd half in FL.

Wish we could get a running clock in MD ...

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

I think that to be up by 20 in the first quarter is quite a feat. We'd be thinking running clock in the 2nd half in FL. But, you do what is right, no matter what the crowd thinks. It is always good to check the arrow after an AP throw-in is legally completed as well. Others will chime in with how they track the arrow.

Where did he say it was the first quarter? I have had several games this year already where one team is up by 15 or more in the first quarter.

Not only is it good to check the arrow after an AP throw-in, it's good to check it right after the opening tip to make sure it is set the correct direction. It's a good thing to pregame.

Now I just want to know what a "bubble" is in the OP.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by zm1283

Not only is it good to check the arrow after an AP throw-in, it's good to check it right after the opening tip to make sure it is set the correct direction. It's a good thing to pregame.

Agreed. I like to check the arrow after it should be set or should have changed.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by zm1283

Where did he say it was the first quarter?

If the first AP opportunity is a held ball, it has to be in the first quarter (unless something unusual happens between quarters).

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by snaqwells

if the first ap opportunity is a held ball, it has to be in the first quarter (unless something unusual happens between quarters).

bingo.

[zm1283]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

If the first AP opportunity is a held ball, it has to be in the first quarter (unless something unusual happens between quarters).

Very true. Thanks for pointing that out.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by zm1283

Now I just want to know what a "bubble" is in the OP.

[26 Year Gap]

[Welpe]

[Mark Padgett]

Originally Posted by zm1283

I have had several games this year already where one team is up by 15 or more in the first quarter.

I had an 8th grade boys rec game two weeks ago in which the score at the end of the first quarter was 36-3. The final was 64-14. The winning coach made his boys "take it easy" after the first quarter.

[Judtech]

Thankfully the question was not asked "What would you do WITH Bubbles'!!

[Terrapins Fan]

It was the first Q, It was about 20-1 and it was a "bobble"...sorry.

Visitors could not control the ball and Home team was running the whole game.

The game ended at 44-22 when Home played their bench extensively.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Terrapins Fan

It was the first Q, It was about 20-1 and it was a "bobble"...sorry.

Visitors could not control the ball and Home team was running the whole game.

The game ended at 44-22 when Home played their bench extensively.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

Man. I hope that Mark Padgett doesn't see this image. He'll have about twenty different lines to consider, all of them disgusting. He'll probably have one about a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agent patting himself down. Just for fun.