Referee Interference

[APG]

Originally Posted by DesMoines

I can live with that and I agree on not penalizing the throwing team. I just didn't see anything in the rules to the contrary. The case play makes sense, too. Is that Fed?

The case plays quoted are NBA case plays. Don't have my NF near by, but I'd handle a similar play the same way. God powers if anyone wants to argue with you.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by AllPurposeGamer

The case plays quoted are NBA case plays. Don't have my NF near by, but I'd handle a similar play the same way. God powers if anyone wants to argue with you.

+1

I step away after handing the ball to the thrower, and THEN commence the count. By the time I take a step back, my count has not begun too early, and I shouldn't be in the line of fire.

[Adam]

I step away to get wide, and I always swing away from the ball.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

I step away to get wide, and I always swing away from the ball.

I used to do that, but was advised to hand the ball to the thrower with my nearer hand rather than across my body. I am still trying to adjust on OOB calls at the end line to not do the traffic cop signal.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap

I used to do that, but was advised to hand the ball to the thrower with my nearer hand rather than across my body. I am still trying to adjust on OOB calls at the end line to not do the traffic cop signal.

Hand them the ball with the nearer hand then raise it.

Or stand perpendicular to the thrower-in and hand them the ball with what will become your outside hand.

[26 Year Gap]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Hand them the ball with the nearer hand then raise it.

Or stand perpendicular to the thrower-in and hand them the ball with what will become your outside hand.

I may try the former. I have a field clinic through FHSAA in 10 days. I may ask what the local preference is. Thanks.