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What is the call?
Had a play in a championship (7th grade) national tournament in SLC.
5 point game with 15 seconds left and the home team is up by 5. The ball is coming into play on the end line. H5 is moving in the key to get open. V5 push him out of his route twice then two hands off balance and he falls to the floor with the physicality. I am lead doing my count watching the contact and the ball has not been released as V1 watches his center crash in the key. Is this a dead ball technical or an intentional foul. Thanks in advance,
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The play before this one was I was trail on a fast break. H4 is ahead of his man on a fast break and V4 cant stop him from getting a lay up. He falls into his feet tripping him and causing H4 to head plant and get hurt. My partner came up with an intentional foul.
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BigT "The rookie" |
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The ball becomes live when it has been gathered after a made basket. My OP is after a foul shots I am handing the ball to a player for a throw in.
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BigT "The rookie" |
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I believe it was live. I believe it is just an intentional foul. Want to make sure as I have never made this call before.
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BigT "The rookie" |
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Well if all this took place during the live ball, it cannot be a technical. It could be an intentional if you feel it fit the definition, but hard to tell by your description.
This is why we get paid the big bucks, not make the hard decisions. Peace
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If the ball was dead then the contact would be ignored unless it was I or F, so if you wanted to have a foul, it would have to be an IT or an FT. |
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After a made basket we begin a count when the ball is at the disposal of the thrower-in. After a stoppage in play (violation/foul/intermission/time-out/inadvertent whistle) we hand/bounce the ball to the thrower-in at which point the ball is immediately considered at the disposal of the thrower-in. At what point is the ball considered live during a throw-in?
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A-hole formerly known as BNR Last edited by Raymond; Wed Jul 03, 2013 at 03:25pm. |
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Only if the player doing the gathering is also OOB in a position to make the throw or has had enough time that they should have been.
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Agree. I just don't see anything in the description that suggests otherwise.
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And yes, if you judged the foul merits an INT call, that would be the correct call since the ball is live.
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Why were you handling the ball after foul shots?
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