no rim
 

Team A is at the freethrow line. Player A fails to hit the rim. Referee calls no rim and awards the ball to Team B to be taken out of bounds. Can team B run the baseline?*

What situations allow B to run the end line on the throw in?

Do any of them apply?

Rule 7-5-7 will answer your question.

I Bet That Mark T. DeNucci, Sr. Remembers ...
 

Warning: Slightly off topic.

Anybody remember when the offensive team violated on a free throw, that went in the basket, that was not to be followed by another free throw? The throw in would be administered on the sideline, free throw line extended, to show the scorekeeper that the free throw that went in the basket didn't count. Man, those were certainly the good ole days.

Is that back when the peach baskets were nailed to the walls?

Pepperidge Farm Remembers ...
 

No metal nails back then. Wooden pegs.

10-4 Good Buddy
 

Yes.
That was back when there were real jump balls, the 28 foot line really meant something, and players had to raise a hand to indicate s/he committed the foul.
Neither peach baskets, Facebook, TV remotes, or microwave ovens either.

Wouldn't it make more sense to stay focused on the OP since he hasn't answered it yet?

The Free Throw Didn't Count ...
 

Sorry. I thought it was answered:

No he can't run the baseline.

I hoped Billy would just paste the rule rather than actually answer the question.

The triumph of hope over experience.

No what I said was "the OP...he hasn't answered it yet".

In other words, shouldn't the original poster have a chance to respond to his own question before going off into the weeds in the Wayback Machine™?

Jumped The Gun ...
 

I'm at work, with no access to rule books, online, or other. Normally you can count on me to post citations from rule books, and casebooks, just not when I'm at work. I'm one of the few here on the Forum that realizes that not all Forum members have access to a rulebook, or casebook: coaches, players, fans, etc.

I'm normaly a big proponent of, “Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime".

Welpe shamed me into answering the question outright.

Sorry.

Is This A Test ???
 

Trying real hard not to post an image here.

Why does your PC have access to non-sensical images but not to rules?

Thanks for your answers. I'm at work also and don't have a rule book today but just wandering is there a website where I can find the rule book in case I forget my book again ?

I Told You That It Was A Long Story ...
 

Long story. Basketball officials in Connecticut (100% IAABO) don't being to the NFHS. I've been able to join the NFHS in the past by paying my NFHS dues to my interscholastic athletic state governing body and pretending (with my governing body's permission) to be a volleyball official (which I'm not) which got me access to NFHS online rulebooks, casebooks, etc. When the NFHS and Arbiter got together I got shut out of their online library because I'm not on the Arbiter list for volleyball (because I'm not a volleyball official). The NFHS does not recognize Connecticut Arbiter basketball lists because no basketball officials in Connecticut are NFHS members.

In a few weeks I'll be on the Forum asking for PDF NFHS rulebooks, and casebooks. I hope that I can get access to these PDF files because I'm not a very good typist (keyboarder). A few Forum members have helped me out in the past, I hope that they can help me about again, but I am concerned that the NFHS may have decided not to publish PDF files. By the way. I did send in a check for my NFHS dues back in August, so I'm not looking for something for nothing.

No Go that I Know Of
 

There is no website that I know of that has been given copyright privileges to publish any of the NFHS books. They used to be available online to any NFHS member, but announced last year that they were ending the practice due to illegitimate distribution of downloaded books. To my knowledge (which, along with 5.00, will get you into a middle school girls basketball game) they are not available online. If you find somewhere that they are, it seems to me that it would be copyright infringement.
Others may correct me on this.
Best to just keep your books with you where ever you go--work, home, fishing, deer stand, bed--everywhere.

Just the Facts Ma'am
 

You do, and you're gonna get a visit by some MIB personnel in black suits who are gonna come in and lay all that Jack Webb on ya'. They'll then wipe your newly informed memory clean with a neuralizer.
Next thing you know, you're gonna be tearing the tags off your pillows and mattresses.

No worries, Billy. If I had my books with me, I would have posted the rule myself. I honestly thought you would (not knowing about your recent separation anxiety).

My crack about hope was just that, a crack.

Bad News Travels Fast ...
 

I thought that the NFHS was going to make them available on some type of "app"? Bad news for me because I don't own a smartphone, plus there's always the Connecticut-Basketball-Arbiter-IAABO-NFHS problem to deal with.

Will They Come In Black Helicopters ???
 

I'm protected. I always wear my tin foil hat.

There was an app last year to get the NFHS rule book and case book on a smart phone for $6. I just checked...and this year's book is not yet available. But, the volleyball rules are available (as are football, soccer and field hockey.) You do not need to be a NFHS member to buy them.

Hey knock it off, evidently I'm the one passing the shame around today.

Like. :)

Didn't mean to encroach.

Violation for Team A being at the FT line. Only one player is allowed in the FT semi-circle during a FT. :D

Help Me If You Can I'm Feeling Down ...
 

Do you have to have a smartphone, or can you get the books on a personal computer? I don't have a smartphone, just a stupidphone. Now where did I put my buggy whip?

I have to ask, and it seems impossible when i think it through, but were score keepers dumber back in the day? Or maybe more distracted.

You need a smartphone. Android only. The app is not available for iPhones or iPads -- yet. It was developed by ArbiterSports for the NFHS.

Details are in this NFHS press release.

Mongo Like Candy
 

Your new signature: LIKE

Or you ramble endlessly and post pictures of fish, and cause the man to lose his appetite. (along with the rest of us)

Stuck On Step One ...
 

Very tempting, but I'm in a twelve step program.