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ROMANO Fri Feb 14, 2003 12:33pm

FREE THROWS
What do you think about entering the restricted area before the time and before the ball has left the hands of the free throw shooter???
I saw so many refree's that do nothing about that..
what do you think about this call?and why we don't like this call?!
p.s
i'm back!!...

Blackhawk357 Fri Feb 14, 2003 12:40pm

This call was complicated slightly when we started bouncing the ball to the thrower from the L.

There can be no violation until the ball is at the disposal of the thrower. Thus, if there is movement between the time you throw the ball and the thrower controls it, you blow, retrieve the ball and readminister the throw. Once the thrower is in control of the ball, illegal movement is penalized. Right?

Blackhawk

ROMANO Fri Feb 14, 2003 12:50pm

YES
but you know that not all refree's will call this call...
and i'm asking WHY???????

firedoc Fri Feb 14, 2003 01:59pm

Leaving a lane space before the ball hits the rim/backboard is done for only one reason: to get an advantage. We should all be calling this whenever we see it. If we make this call early in the game, we won't have to make it at the end.

ROMANO Fri Feb 14, 2003 02:12pm

The problem is that we all feel bad if we call it more them 3 times in a game...
but we agree that the officials don't like to call it?

Tee Fri Feb 14, 2003 04:30pm

Dueling arms...
 
It seems to happen more with girls then boys- where the opposing players on the lane try and put their arms/hands above the others as they stand waiting for the freethrow shooter to shoot. I usually say "knock it off" and that helps, but just wondering if you guys have a suggestion?

I understand that we could call a violation or even a "T", but upon whom? They both are doing it, and it's kind of petty.

bob jenkins Fri Feb 14, 2003 05:51pm

Re: Dueling arms...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Tee
It seems to happen more with girls then boys- where the opposing players on the lane try and put their arms/hands above the others as they stand waiting for the freethrow shooter to shoot. I usually say "knock it off" and that helps, but just wondering if you guys have a suggestion?

I understand that we could call a violation or even a "T", but upon whom? They both are doing it, and it's kind of petty.

A "T"!?

"I know it's Valentine's day, ladies, but you can hold hands after the game."

ChuckElias Fri Feb 14, 2003 05:59pm

Re: Re: Dueling arms...
 
Quote:

Originally posted by bob jenkins
"I know it's Valentine's day, ladies, but you can hold hands after the game."
Oh man, Bob. I LOVE that. I'm using it tonight. . .in my boys' game!!

Chuck

ROMANO Fri Feb 14, 2003 06:35pm

BOB
IT WAS A GOOD ONE....
i'm so sorry that in Israel Valentine's day finish now....
because i want to use it also...

but situation:
12 sec' to end of the game. the score is 80;80
foul...2 shoot's to team a now player in the free throw lane places enter the restricted area when the ball is still at the hand's of the free throw shooter..will you call it?
the true please...and nothing but the true!


[Edited by ROMANO on Feb 14th, 2003 at 05:43 PM]

Mark Padgett Fri Feb 14, 2003 07:47pm

Quote:

Originally posted by ROMANO
BOB
12 sec' to end of the game. the score is 80;80
foul...2 shoot's to team a now player in the free throw lane places enter the restricted area when the ball is still at the hand's of the free throw shooter..will you call it?
the true please...and nothing but the true![Edited by ROMANO on Feb 14th, 2003 at 05:43 PM]

How's this for being emphatic: I will absolutely, positively, without hesitation make the violation call. I don't care if it's the first free throw of the game, or comes at the end of a still-tied triple overtime for the tournament championship (although my personal rules do not permit overtimes ;) )

If I don't, then I, not the actions of the players, am determining the outcome of the game.

Adam Fri Feb 14, 2003 11:28pm

Quote:

Originally posted by ROMANO
BOB
IT WAS A GOOD ONE....
i'm so sorry that in Israel Valentine's day finish now....
because i want to use it also...[Edited by ROMANO on Feb 14th, 2003 at 05:43 PM]

Then how about this, Romano. "Valentine's Day is over, ladies. You'll have to hold hands on someone else's time."

snaqwells

Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Fri Feb 14, 2003 11:43pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Blackhawk357
This call was complicated slightly when we started bouncing the ball to the thrower from the L.

There can be no violation until the ball is at the disposal of the thrower. Thus, if there is movement between the time you throw the ball and the thrower controls it, you blow, retrieve the ball and readminister the throw. Once the thrower is in control of the ball, illegal movement is penalized. Right?

Blackhawk


Your first and and third declaaitive sentences are correct. But your second declarative sentence is incorrect. You do not blow the ball dead and readminister the free throw. As long as players are where they belong before the free thrower receives the ball nothing has happened. That is you have nothing until you have something.

ROMANO Sat Feb 15, 2003 05:59am

Snaqwells
i think that:"the BAR-MEZVA party is over ladies,You'll have to hold hands on someone else's time."
it's better for me...

Rich Sat Feb 15, 2003 11:35am

I was in a loud gym a few weeks ago.

I was lead and had just backed out after bouncing the ball to the free throw shooter.

The two girls on the end of the lane were jostling -- as much as you can while staying in the lane -- getting arms near each other, etc.

JUST AS the gym gets quiet, I LOUDLY say, "Knock it off." It was very audible.

I could hear quite a few people laughing in the stands. Even one of the coaches was smiling when I looked over towards the table.

Rich

PS - I called a lane violation on a 9-year-old last weekend. I don't usually work that young, but they were in desparate need of officials. I went from varsity boys to 9-year-olds in one night -- a definite paradigm shift.

williebfree Sun Feb 16, 2003 10:49pm

Here's a paradigm shift
 
3:00PM
7th Grade Championship game in a tourney that hosted nearly a 100 teams to....

5:00PM
Men's City League Game. :D


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