team possession

[APG]

Originally Posted by NoFussRef

A1 while controlling the ball in FC calls TO.

We return and TeamA is inbounding in FC... similar to the muffed pass in the OP, A1's pass to A2 bounces off A2 and into BC, A2 retrieves.
What do you have?

Are you asking the OP to answer, or are you not sure about the correct ruling?

[NoFussRef]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

Are you asking the OP to answer, or are you not sure about the correct ruling?

OP.

I believe I had a partner mistakenly apply NCAA Mens Rule in my sitch during a NFHS game. He explained his interp to a rightfully upset coach. Curious if OP would let A2 retrieve it or not.

[APG]

Originally Posted by NoFussRef

OP.

I believe I had a partner mistakenly apply NCAA Mens Rule in my sitch during a NFHS game. He explained his interp to a rightfully upset coach. Curious if OP would let A2 retrieve it or not.

While there's team control during a throw-in NCAA, there's a specific exception that allows the ball to be thrown into backcourt or caused to enter the backcourt before possession is established. Meaning the NCAA and NFHS rulings are exactly the same.

[NoFussRef]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

While there's team control during a throw-in NCAA, there's a specific exception that allows the ball to be thrown into backcourt or caused to enter the backcourt before possession is established. Meaning the NCAA and NFHS rulings are exactly the same.

When I later questioned my P (senior to me in this one) he just muttered something about the throw-in ended when A2 touched blah blah, and told me he would check into it and get back to me... that was 2 weeks ago. So I am only assuming he was thinking NCAA TC on throw-in but your right, even if that is what he meant I forgot the fact that there is an BC exception even in NCAA.

Either way, I think Bob put it as clearly as possible:

It's a BC violation if the following four elements are met:

1) Team Control
2) The ball reaches the front court
3) A is the last to touch before the ball goes to the back court
4) A is the first to touch after the ball goes to the back court.

If all 4 are met, it's a violation. If even one is not met, it's not a violation.

[ThatOneRef]

Originally Posted by NoFussRef

Either way, I think Bob put it as clearly as possible:

It's a BC violation if the following four elements are met:

1) Team Control
2) The ball reaches the front court
3) A is the last to touch before the ball goes to the back court
4) A is the first to touch after the ball goes to the back court.

If all 4 are met, it's a violation. If even one is not met, it's not a violation.

I believe that is the best explanation well ever get.

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