LGP under the basket ?
Had a situation: L and C double whistle baseline drive to basket; C signals block while L signals PC. C runs to L says B1 under the basket has no LGP thus no PC. L says than how can there be a block? C doesnt yield to L counts basket puts A1 on line for FT. Both experienced Varsity refs but L is Sr and during post game L says in pro, NBA or college maybe ok but not NFHS the area under the basket is still fair play.
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This is hard to believe that experienced varsity officials would screw this up. There is no restricted area under NFHS rules. As such, a player can obtain legal guarding position ANYWHERE on the court.
As to your situation on the floor, one official screwed up the rule, then the other two allowed a second screw up by not administering the blarge (double foul). |
Where was the third official?
In my mind, this becomes a rules discussion and it would be okay to "ignore" the blarge (as long as the correct ruling was made). Sounds to me like a screw-up all around (not that it hasn't happened to all of us). |
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And, honestly, I don't find it hard to believe that a veteran could make this mistake IF: 1) the official is also a college official; and 2) the court has the RA markings (maybe it's played in a college venue). In this case, I can see how the NCAA instincts might kick in until he's reminded that it's HS rules. "I ain't sayin' it's right. . . but I understand." -- Chris Rock, paraphrased. |
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Some guys just won't give the charge call under the basket regardless of the rule When my brother was playing an official gave his a minute long lecture on why he wouldn't give that call. |
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A defender can defend *anywhere* on the court under NFHS rules. |
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