Typo been there awhile?? 6-4-3 note

Sharpshooternes

Who can find it??

bob jenkins

subsequent

Stillblind

Comma after established is not necessary.
Subsequent is spelled properly

Sharpshooternes

Stillblind wrote
Comma after established is not necessary.
Subsequent is spelled properly

Always listen to Bob. It isn't spelling.

Stillblind

Sharpshooternes wrote
Always listen to Bob. It isn't spelling.

I'm reading it as Subsequent referring to the action after the jump ball??

Sharpshooternes

There is also another nice one on Page 7 in the highlighted/grayed section.

bob jenkins

Sharpshooternes wrote
There is also another nice one on Page 7 in the highlighted/grayed section.

As written, it implies that the coaching box is 2" wide. That would be nice, but it's not what they meant. (And the got it right in the actual rule 1-13-2.

Also a "typo" (or at least confusing wording) in the new 8-1-4a and a missing word in new fundamental 10

bob jenkins

Stillblind wrote
I'm reading it as Subsequent referring to the action after the jump ball??

As written, the note means "The (next) jump ball shall be between the two players involved in action after the (next) jump ball" -- and that's imposible to determine.

They mean "previous" -- the two players who simultaneously caused the ball to become dead shall be involved in the jump ball required to make the ball live again.

BillyMac

Sharpshooternes wrote
6-4-3 Note

When the alternating-possession procedure has not been established, the jump
ball shall be in the center restraining circle between the two players involved in the
subsequent action.

BillyMac

Wait? I'm being told ... Who? Wynns? Never mind.

Sharpshooternes wrote
Typo been there awhile?? 6-4-3 note

Sharpshooternes wrote
There is also another nice one on Page 7 in the highlighted/grayed section.

bob jenkins wrote
Also a "typo" (or at least confusing wording) in the new 8-1-4a and a missing word in new fundamental 10

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Freddy

Page 69 explains 3-5-3 without mentioning "black".

Sharpshooternes

I think the wording of 7-3-2 is better and more accurate and should be used in both situations.