JRutledge Camron Rust wroteNo, the change is to now allow both OFFENSE and defense to do so instead of just the defense. As you know, the defensive team could always touch it first, but it was a change to allow the offense to do so too. I kind of get his point. Why would the defense not be allowed to do this? What is the violation if the defense does this? Is it a backcourt violation on the defense? Peace
Mregor Camron Rust wroteI will only go inside if the throwin would put me outside of the 3-point line. ^^^^^ This (at least back in the day when I used to work 3 person)🙁
so cal lurker Camron Rust wroteNo, the change is to now allow both OFFENSE and defense to do so instead of just the defense. As you know, the defensive team could always touch it first, but it was a change to allow the offense to do so too. Hmm. So in my son's game when I thought there was a blatant miss of a backcourt violation, maybe the official was just using the NCAA rule instead of the HS rule . . .
bucky so cal lurker wroteHmm. So in my son's game when I thought there was a blatant miss of a backcourt violation, maybe the official was just using the NCAA rule instead of the HS rule . . . So still a terrible method of adjudication by the official.😉
Referee24.7 That would've been awesome if the womens' side adopted that rule as well, to be the same as mens' and the NBA. . .it saves so much grief and headache from having to explain the previous rule in place. . .