NFHS Survey time

[McMac]

4. Would you be in favor of "having “team control” during a throw-in? Outcome: An illegal screen or any foul by the throw-in team would be considered a team-control foul resulting in a throw-in to the offended team. Currently, free throws could be awarded if a team is in the bonus."

I feel that this rule then would cause unintended consequences on the throw-in. If a team has a throw-in in their FC, A1 (thrower) passes to A2 in the FC, but ball is tipped by A2 into the BC, a BC violation could then be called if A recovers.

Am I applying the rules and possible change correctly? Opinions?

[APG]

Originally Posted by McMac

4. Would you be in favor of "having “team control” during a throw-in? Outcome: An illegal screen or any foul by the throw-in team would be considered a team-control foul resulting in a throw-in to the offended team. Currently, free throws could be awarded if a team is in the bonus."

I feel that this rule then would cause unintended consequences on the throw-in. If a team has a throw-in in their FC, A1 (thrower) passes to A2 in the FC, but ball is tipped by A2 into the BC, a BC violation could then be called if A recovers.

Am I applying the rules and possible change correctly? Opinions?

You would have to make an exception to the rule allowing the throw-in to be thrown into the backcourt regardless of location. All the NFHS would have to do is copy the NCAA rule since they are the same.

[McMac]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

You would have to make an exception to the rule allowing the throw-in to be thrown into the backcourt regardless of location. All the NFHS would have to do is copy the NCAA rule since they are the same.

Would that also take care of the play I described?

I agree that a throw-in from the FC could still be thrown into the BC directly as a person OOB does not have FC or BC status.

[APG]

Originally Posted by McMac

Would that also take care of the play I described?

I agree that a throw-in from the FC could still be thrown into the BC directly as a person OOB does not have FC or BC status.

Your play would not be a backcourt violation.

NCAA Rule
4-3
Art. 5. Regardless of where the throw-in spot is located, the throw-in team may cause the ball to go into the back court.