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"I Touched It Last"
I don't know if you have seen the commercial were the officials in a game call out of bounds off of a certain player, then during a timeout the kid tells his Coach that he touched it last and wants to do the right thing. He then goes and tells the official that he was the last to touch the ball.
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Absolutely not. That commercial is absolutely unrealistic.
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If you want to forfeit the throw-in, I won't stop you (free-throws are a different matter), nor would I waste anyone's time suggesting to violate. |
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Now if a team wants to violate, then none of us should stop them from doing so.
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I work a church youth league where 'honor calls' are encouraged. It works fine on an out of bounds call, but I don't accept honor calls on fouls. As we all know, players don't always know what a foul is and it doesn't help me control the game at all when the offense says "He didn't touch me". With good kids, however, the out of bounds honor call is a good thing.
In HS, no way, never would I let a player reverse any call. |
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Right. I didn't take the time-out into consideration, just the correction, and I'd be cool with that.
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It is also true that accepting any kind of input from players inherently penalizes the honest player, so it would never work in a highly competitive league. |
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From a Game A few Yrs back.....
I was doing the first of my two "All-Star" Games. B7/8. Yep, this is the only 7 and 8 yr old game I do all year......and, it's a solo act.
Pretty good game really. Of course, at this age as long as you know a foul, travel, and a jump ball, you can pretty much call the game! Anyhow, late in the third quarter I'm at the foul line extended, and the ball is shot from my side, misses everything is pin-balled around on the other side of the court and I am horribly screened. Ball goes out of bounds. I thought it was off blue and announce it as such. White ball. As I am about to put the ball in play, a little boy 23W comes over to me and says in a very soft voice, "Mr. Official, the ball was off me, it should be blue ball." Me - I announce to the gym, "Ladies and gentlemen, this young man said the ball was off him. Blue ball." And don't ya know the parents and fans applauded the little boy's honesty. Really a great moment and great way to end the yr. So yes, in that case, I changed my call.
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Bartleby the Inbounder?
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