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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 12:50pm
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Team Control/Throw In After Made FG

Let me preface this with I am not an official, but a former college coach at a HS county final last night. I am certain a mistake was made in this situation but maybe somebody can clarify for me. A1 is taking the ball out of bounds after a made basket. While he is holding the ball attempting to inbound and clearly has not released the ball yet, A2 is called for a foul for pushing off to get open against B1. Both teams were in the double bonus situation. However, B1 was NOT awarded 2 free throws. I have always been under the impression that in HS basketball, team control does not begin until the ball is inbounded. At the time of the foul there was 1:30 left in a tie game so obviously a huge play. I happened to see the exact same scenario with :17 seconds left in a 1 point game on Saturday and the team/B1 was correctly (or I think correctly) awarded 2 free throws. I asked the coach after the game about it and he said the official told him it was a team control foul. That official also happens to work college games and in those games he would be correct. Maybe uniformity in this rule would be a good thing since in many county and state tourney games you have many guys who work D3/D2/etc on these high school games.

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Let me preface this with I am not an official, but a former college coach at a HS county final last night. I am certain a mistake was made in this situation but maybe somebody can clarify for me. A1 is taking the ball out of bounds after a made basket. While he is holding the ball attempting to inbound and clearly has not released the ball yet, A2 is called for a foul for pushing off to get open against B1. Both teams were in the double bonus situation. However, B1 was NOT awarded 2 free throws. I have always been under the impression that in HS basketball, team control does not begin until the ball is inbounded. At the time of the foul there was 1:30 left in a tie game so obviously a huge play. I happened to see the exact same scenario with :17 seconds left in a 1 point game on Saturday and the team/B1 was correctly (or I think correctly) awarded 2 free throws. I asked the coach after the game about it and he said the official told him it was a team control foul. That official also happens to work college games and in those games he would be correct. Maybe uniformity in this rule would be a good thing since in many county and state tourney games you have many guys who work D3/D2/etc on these high school games.

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I couldn't agree with you more; uniformity on these types of plays would increase call accuracy. I will contact the assignor of these games and inform them of the incorrect application of rules. In addition, I assure you that these officials will not be assigned playoff games next year. If there is anything else I can do to help the situation, please contact me. Thank you.
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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 12:57pm
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I have always been under the impression that in HS basketball, team control does not begin until the ball is inbounded.
You are correct, but keep in mind that t/c begins when a team has possession after the throw-in has legally ended. The ball merely being inbounded does not equate to t/c.

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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:01pm
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If your account is correct, the officials mis-applied the rule. It is not a team control foul under either NFHS or NCAA rules.
It IS a TC foul under NCAA rules.
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I am certain a mistake was made in this situation but maybe somebody can clarify for me. A1 is taking the ball out of bounds after a made basket. While he is holding the ball attempting to inbound and clearly has not released the ball yet, A2 is called for a foul for pushing off to get open against B1. Both teams were in the double bonus situation. However, B1 was NOT awarded 2 free throws. I have always been under the impression that in HS basketball, team control does not begin until the ball is inbounded. At the time of the foul there was 1:30 left in a tie game so obviously a huge play. I asked the coach after the game about it and he said the official told him it was a team control foul. That official also happens to work college games and in those games he would be correct. Maybe uniformity in this rule would be a good thing since in many county and state tourney games you have many guys who work D3/D2/etc on these high school games.
If your account is correct, the officials mis-applied the rule. It is not a team control foul.
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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:02pm
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If your account is correct, the officials mis-applied the rule. It is not a team control foul under either NFHS or NCAA rules.
JR t/c does exist during the throw-in in the NCAA game.
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It IS a TC foul under NCAA rules.
As soon as I wrote that, I went back and fixed it.

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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:03pm
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Ok Jurassic, so even in college B1 should have been awarded free throws. I thought in college it was considered team control when the inbounder was still holding the ball attempting the throw in and thus no free throws were awarded.
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Ok Jurassic and Bob you clarified that. You are trying to confuse me even more!!
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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:05pm
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Ok Jurassic, so even in college B1 should have been awarded free throws. I thought in college it was considered team control when the inbounder was still holding the ball attempting the throw in and thus no free throws were awarded.
See above. I mis-applied my original response.

No team control foul in high school; team control foul in college.
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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:08pm
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See above. I mis-applied my original response.

No team control foul in high school; team control foul in college.
What about in the NBA?
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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:09pm
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What about in the NBA?
In the NBE, free throws are allowed only if the fouled player is a superstar - rule 1-1-1.
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What about in the NBA?
I can screw up enough NFHS and NCAA rules without trying to guess what the NBA rule is too. And please don't ask about FIBA.
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Old Fri Feb 25, 2011, 01:14pm
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All I know is in FIBA regardless of which way the call went coins would have been thrown at the officials by the fans
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