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My bigger point is the disconnect between what the coach 'confirmed' and what the crew allowed. |
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If "it" was because of a missaplication of a RULE...our State powers may have re-played this game from the point the rule was ignored. If "it" was because of an officials JUDGEMENT...our State powers would not have re-played this game from any point. This, of course, if the proper protests were documented. |
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Link to article: Lawrence Journal-World - Google News Archive Search So maybe the NBA rule and the NCAA/NFHS rule may have similar parentage. |
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The quote from the article: ..."Lake Braddock coach Brian Metress had just called timeout to confirm with the referee that the only shot Annandale could get off in time WAS a tip. According to Metress, the referee confirmed it"... |
Full Disclosure
My Association. Long discussion at the Meeting the other night. In this day and age of videos and social media, there is no hiding. We blew it. We are moving on as best we can and going forward.
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This situation is exactly why the rule is worth repeating, so that no one has a brain cramp. |
The times are changing, and they have been.
With YT, cell phone video, social media, etc, there has never been a greater responsibility to get it right. That's why training, etc. is so important. Having said that, we are still human and make mistakes. None of us is Scott Foster or Monty McCutchen. I would definitely support a Fed rule, or a state rule, that certain specific instances of end-of-game plays are reviewable by a committee after the fact. This would be one of them. Reverse the on-court decision of allowing the basket and change the outcome of the game. |
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The catch-and-shoot rule is the ONE THING we *would* cover here. |
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It's like covering the 10 second back court count at a dead ball. |
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The rest of the stuff you mentioned doesn't even apply in this situation. |
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Yeah, great logical progression. :rolleyes: |
Why not discuss both rules and coverages during the last timeout? It wouldn't take more than a few seconds anyway:
"Ok, remember now, less than 0.3 on the clock, only a tap can score. OPPOSITE_TABLE_OFFICIAL_NAME has clock, keep focus on your primary, and as soon as this is over, let's GTFO through that door". Can't take more than 10 seconds to get through all of that. |
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1. who has the time/is going to review all these games 2. are they going to replay every game in which a rule was kicked 3. are they going to replay them even if the rule was kicked in the first minute of the game 4. when and how would they find time to replay all those games the idea of replaying the end of this game or any other game would lead to a complete cluster **** |
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