Jump ball

[PP]

Jump ball to start the game occurs. Jumper A1 taps the ball to A2 who is in the front court. A2 does not catch the ball, but directs the ball and taps it to A3 in the backcourt. The official calls a back court violation and tells the table to set the arrow to Team B’s basket. Is the official correct?

Yes or No

[Adam]

Where was team control established?

[tjones1]

Depends on if you consider the tap controlled.

I've always used the test if at the time of the tap if A2 requested time-out would you grant it? In my opinion, the answer is no, you couldn't.

If they considered it controlled then yes they got it correct.

If not, then no they didn't.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by tjones1

Depends on if you consider the tap controlled.

I've always used the test if at the time of the tap if A2 requested time-out would you grant it? In my opinion, the answer is no, you couldn't.

If they considered it controlled then yes they got it correct.

If not, then no they didn't.

Player control cannot be established by a controlled tap. He must either be holding it or dribbling it, tapping it is neither regardless of how well the tapper controls the ball's direction.

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by Adam

Player control cannot be established by a controlled tap. He must either be holding it or dribbling it, tapping it is neither regardless of how well the tapper controls the ball's direction.

What if the player "pushes" the ball?

[PP]

Player control cannot be established by a controlled tap. He must either be holding it or dribbling it, tapping it is neither regardless of how well the tapper controls the ball's direction.

Where can I find the rule in the book ?

[tjones1]

Originally Posted by pp

player control cannot be established by a controlled tap. He must either be holding it or dribbling it, tapping it is neither regardless of how well the tapper controls the ball's direction.

Where can i find the rule in the book ?

4-12-1

[PG_Ref]

Originally Posted by tjones1

4-12-1

Originally Posted by PP

Player control cannot be established by a controlled tap. He must either be holding it or dribbling it, tapping it is neither regardless of how well the tapper controls the ball's direction.

Where can I find the rule in the book ?

See casebook 4.12 comment.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by tjones1

What if the player "pushes" the ball?

Unless he holds it in the process, nothing.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by PP

Jump ball to start the game occurs. Jumper A1 taps the ball to A2 who is in the front court. A2 does not catch the ball, but directs the ball and taps it to A3 in the backcourt. The official calls a back court violation and tells the table to set the arrow to Team B’s basket. Is the official correct?

Yes or No

Regardless of whether the backcourt call was correct or not, the part in red above is incorrect. Once the violation is called against Team A, the ball is awarded to Team B for a throw-in and at that point, the arrow is set to Team A's basket.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Scrapper1

Regardless of whether the backcourt call was correct or not, the part in red above is incorrect. Once the violation is called against Team A, the ball is awarded to Team B for a throw-in and at that point, the arrow is set to Team A's basket.

Disagree. If the bc call is correct, then A had established control of the tip, thus B gets the arrow.

[Scrapper1]

Originally Posted by Adam

Disagree. If the bc call is correct, then A had established control of the tip, thus B gets the arrow.

Shoot, you're right, of course. I was thinking about catching the tap, for some reason. I'm gonna go delete my post.