Injury During Rebound Scrum

[Zoochy]

Originally Posted by AremRed

Had a girls game last week. Girl drives along the endline from C opposite towards me at Lead tableside. She passes the ball into into the lane, and immediately trips over another girls feet (incidental). She falls and hits the floor face-first. I've never seen anything like it, her head bounced off the floor like a bouncy-ball. The ball was loose in the middle of the lane, being batted around by s few girls.

I blew it dead immediately. Girl was fine, walked off almost right away. Resumed at arrow. As others have said, you gotta have a feel for it.

Good job killing the play when the potential injured player is still in the area of the loose ball.
Why AP arrow? Even though the ball is loose, the team did not lose Team Control. Give the ball back to the Offensive team at the nearest location of the ball.

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

Good job killing the play when the potential injured player is still in the area of the loose ball.
Why AP arrow? Even though the ball is loose, the team did not lose Team Control. Give the ball back to the Offensive team at the nearest location of the ball.

Not sure that is how the rule would reads.

Peace

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by JRutledge

Not sure that is how the rule would reads.

Peace

Yes, it is how the rule reads.

[BatteryPowered]

Am I haveing a brain f@rt? Doesn't team control end with a shot attempt? The OP said the scrum occurred during rebounding action. That tells me there is no team control.

[Toren]

Originally Posted by BatteryPowered

Am I haveing a brain f@rt? Doesn't team control end with a shot attempt? The OP said the scrum occurred during rebounding action. That tells me there is no team control.

It wasn't the OP that is being referenced. AremRed threw out another example.