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Inadvertent whistle
A1 passes ball inbounds from base line. B1 tips ball and it careens into the underside of the backboard then into A2's possession.
T whistles and call an OOB violation. L informs T that the ball only hit the underside of the backboard not the back side. At this point the T explains that he has an inadvertent whistle and awards the ball back to A1 for a base line throw in. Correct? Thoughts? |
That's what I would do.
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On an IW the ball goes back to the team in control, so ......
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It is actually called an accidental whistle. Inadvertent whistle is a football term.
With that being said, they go to the AP if he blew the whistle for a violation and the ball was not in possession. Team A would get the ball if they had the arrow. But it does not sound like that might not have been the case here. Peace |
What other options are there?
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Why is this a question?
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Throw in is over. If TC is no longer in effect, you would go to the arrow. |
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4-12-3 Team control continues until a) a try b) an opponent secures control or c) the ball becomes dead. Since there was no try, A has team control as it's control has not ended since it was established by the throw-in. |
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It is better to look at 4-36-2a and even that is not what took place. 4-12-3c says team control continues until the ball becomes dead. Well the whistle makes the play dead and no one is in control of the ball. Peace |
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Ohh! Ohh! Ohh! I know this one!!!
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Point of interruption: Method of resuming play due to officials INADVERTENT WHISTLE... (This ruling brought to you courtesy of the 2012-13 NFHS iphone app) |
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