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Proper application for correctable error?
Let's say A-1 is shooting one free throw. A-2 steps into the lane before the release, but the T doesn't catch it (two man crew), and the free throw is good.
B takes the ensuing the throw-in, and gets to the division line when the new T has a "wait a minute" moment, and blows his whistle. He calls his partner over and quietly discusses whether A-2 stepped in. Definite knowledge is offered, and the new L cancels the basket. While this is definitely within the time frame of a correctable error, is this a proper application of it? Aren't correctable errors more about what should have been -- or haven't been -- assessed?
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CE rules are for errors in awarding or not awarding free throws or points. Missing a violation does not fall under that category.
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My gut feeling is that once the officials allow the ball to become live for B's throw-in, their opportunity to call the violation by A2 is passed. However, I can't find a rule reference that explicitly puts a deadline on when the officials are allowed to make or change a judgment call. Any guidance?
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It wasn't the other official, it was the primary (Trail) official who saw it, missed it, then had a "oh I missed that, I should correct it" moment.
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There are 5 correctable errors in Rule 2-10, this is not one of them.
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your HAND picture contains the following statement. this was on our test...
"ALL errors must be corrected before the second live ball" its just not true. example--player fouled shooting a 3. wrong player goes to the line. that is the error. you bounce him the ball for first FT(live ball)....second FT(second live ball)...third free throw(3rd live ball)... clock has not run so you can still correct the error...which is why rule says it must be corrected during the first dead ball after the clock has started..the question on the test did not say whether the clock was running or not. ALL errors do not have to be corrected before the second live ball... sorry to bring that up here. actually, its Billy's fault for the drawing. |
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Unfortunately, as Big Cat pointed out, IAABO could have done a better job with labeling. With the exception of the poor labeling, I believe that it's a pretty good mnemonic device.
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