- - Over & Back on Throw In
(https://forum.officiating.com/basketball/96751-over-back-throw.html)
Adam
Thu Dec 12, 2013 04:05pm
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Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP
(Post 914109)
Wow. Okay. No, it hasn't made it "over to the FC;" it has obtained FC status. Those are not mutually inclusive. One is a physical location, one is a status applied without regard to the ball's physical location. I don't really know that this is worth debating anymore, but now you're suggesting that "over" = not physically over the division line, but instead that "over" = having obtained FC status, which is not quite what you were stating earlier in the thread:
But again, I think we've about exhausted this one.
Let me ask this: How is the ball status defined? How is ball location defined?
HawkeyeCubP
Thu Dec 12, 2013 04:09pm
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Originally Posted by Adam
(Post 914117)
Let me ask this: How is the ball status defined? How is ball location defined?
1) By the parameters of live/dead.
2) By the status (FC/BC and IB/OB) of what/who is touching it or it is being touched by.
I'm not sure where you're going...
Adam
Thu Dec 12, 2013 04:11pm
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Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP
(Post 914119)
1) By the parameters of live/dead.
2) By the status (FC/BC and IB/OB) of what/who is touching it or it is being touched by.
I'm not sure where you're going...
Or where it was last touched. A ball's location is defined by the location of who is touching it. So, while the ball may be in the space above one court (or OOB), it's actual location (by rule) may be someplace else entirely.
Camron Rust
Thu Dec 12, 2013 05:19pm
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Originally Posted by Adam
(Post 914121)
Or where it was last touched. A ball's location is defined by the location of who is touching it. So, while the ball may be in the space above one court (or OOB), it's actual location (by rule) may be someplace else entirely.
