incorrect backcourt call

[deecee]

Originally Posted by egj13

I am in the same boat as you...District quaterfinal the other night, 3 man crew. L hands the ball to A1 for a backcourt endline throw in, I am in T. C (table side) calls a push on A2, reports the foul and points to the endline for a throw in by B...now in their frontcourt. L (who is R in this game) tells the players to line up for double bonus and I hear him tell C "there is no team control during a throw in so we are shooting" C emphatically responds with a "right, right...line 'em up boys" I just stood by because clearly they had their mind made up.

After the game I brought it up and both were argued with me...exactly as I figured they would and hence the reason I didn't bother during the game.

I would inform them my "opinion" so when the assignor asks WTF happened the story is that I would have been out voted 2-1. But I would at least offer the information.

[egj13]

Originally Posted by deecee

I would inform them my "opinion" so when the assignor asks WTF happened the story is that I would have been out voted 2-1. But I would at least offer the information.

The "R" that stated there is no team control = assignor for our association

[deecee]

Originally Posted by egj13

The "R" that stated there is no team control = assignor for our association

Well then unless someone above him makes a big deal about it, it is what it is. Move along.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by egj13

The "R" that stated there is no team control = assignor for our association

No win situation.
All that you do by telling him (or even proving to him with the rules book) that he is wrong is tick him off.
Guys like this aren't open to being corrected.