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1) There is no correctable error because a merited free throw was shot by the correct shooter. 2) There is no violation by the defense because the officials directed them to clear the paint. 3) There is no specific rule or case play that covers this exact situation. Therefore, this is where the crew has to come up with a common sense, best for the game solution. Whether or not the coaches agree, argue, threaten to protest, or tell you they don't want to hear about rule 2-3 shouldn't change how the play is adjudicated. Make a decision and be prepared to tell the coaches this is the final answer and there will be no ongoing debate.
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In the majority of the protests I am aware of, the WIAA has backed the officials. The few I know of that were overturned were pretty easy things that got kicked badly...and it seems most were in football, not basketball. |
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