ncaa mens test

[AKOFL]

who would one contact about such an issue? questions about the test?

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by AKOFL

who would one contact about such an issue? questions about the test?

send adams or hyland an email. did you pass the test, if so, does it really make a difference?

[AKOFL]

Originally Posted by johnny d

send adams or hyland an email. did you pass the test, if so, does it really make a difference?

thought they might want to know they had a mistake on their test.

[johnny d]

that is why I gave you the names of the people to email before I made a flippant comment.

[AKOFL]

Originally Posted by johnny d

that is why I gave you the names of the people to email before I made a flippant comment.

everyone is a comedian

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by johnny d

send adams or hyland an email. did you pass the test, if so, does it really make a difference?

I just did...in addition to the OP's question, there was also another incorrect answer on the test.

A-1 is in the act of shooting when A-2 fouls B-2 before A-1's shot is released. The shot is successful. Ruling- Do not count the goal and award B-2 the appropriate free throws if Team B is in the bonus. Otherwise, award the ball to Team B at a designated spot nearest to where the foul occurred.

a. True
b. False (my answer)
Explanation
6-5.1.f, 10-1 Penalty a.

The underlined portions make this answer FALSE, my answer was marked as incorrect.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I just did...in addition to the OP's question, there was also another incorrect answer on the test.

A-1 is in the act of shooting when A-2 fouls B-2 before A-1's shot is released. The shot is successful. Ruling- Do not count the goal and award B-2 the appropriate free throws if Team B is in the bonus. Otherwise, award the ball to Team B at a designated spot nearest to where the foul occurred.

a. True
b. False (my answer)
Explanation
6-5.1.f, 10-1 Penalty a.

The underlined portions make this answer FALSE, my answer was marked as incorrect.

Agree....until the shot is released it would be a team control foul.

[johnny d]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

I just did...in addition to the OP's question, there was also another incorrect answer on the test.

A-1 is in the act of shooting when A-2 fouls B-2 before A-1's shot is released. The shot is successful. Ruling- Do not count the goal and award B-2 the appropriate free throws if Team B is in the bonus. Otherwise, award the ball to Team B at a designated spot nearest to where the foul occurred.

a. True
b. False (my answer)
Explanation
6-5.1.f, 10-1 Penalty a.

The underlined portions make this answer FALSE, my answer was marked as incorrect.

I would be interested in their response, when and if they do respond.

[Raymond]

Response per Arbiter:

1. On A-1's throw-in from Team A's front court, A-2 catches the ball in the air and lands first with a foot in the front court followed by the other foot in the backcourt. Ruling: Legal play.
The correct answer is TRUE. Rule 9-13.10.

2. A-1 is in the act of shooting when A-2 fouls B-2 before A-1's shot is released. The shot is successful. Ruling: Do not count the goal and award B-2 the appropriate free throws if Team B is in the bonus. Otherwise, award the ball to Team Bat a designated spot nearest to where the foul occurred.
The correct answer is FALSE. Rule 6-5.1.f, 10-1 Penalty a.

3. After being verbally abused by a fan along the sideline, A-1 leaves the court to confront the fan and verbally abuses the fan. Ruling- Since there was no physical contact with the fan by A-1, the officials should assess A-1 with a Class A unsporting technical foul. Ruling: The correct answer is that a flagrant technical foul should be assessed. However, since flagrant technical fouls are also listed under Class A Unsporting Technical Infractions in Rule 10-3, both TRUE and FALSE answers will be considered correct.

4. On a designated spot throw-in, the thrower-in must always keep at least one foot on or over the designated spot. T-F
The correct answer is FALSE. Once the ball is released by the thrower-in and crosses the plane of the sideline/end line, the designated spot restrictions are no longer in effect even though the throw-in may not have ended. Rule 7-6.8.c & .d.