@MsLengacher@conservmillen No, that’s literally what the law tells you to do, if the prosecution does not prove it beyond a reasonable doubt the law and rules of the court say you MUST choose not guilty - not criminally responsible.
It’s adhering to law, not feelings
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@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial Also: I prove your point wrong, cited rules to refute you point and so you go ad-hominem….
We’re far from the point you were trying to make and were refuted on
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial You didn’t say it *verbatim* correct
But your wording definitely said it in other words but not *exactly with the wording I used
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial I mean, maybe I’m the only one; but stating my level of officiating and claiming it’s not D1 and alluding that you shouldn’t trust my interpretation because of that kinda sounds like you’re saying that, no?
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial No, you said he would know it *better than me* by mentioning my level of officiating
The knowledge of the rules doesn’t make you a better official, there are MANY people who know the rules better than some high caliber officials; they just cannot adjudicate them well live
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial That’s called an appeal to authority fallacy. And yes, EVEN D1 officials kick a call every now and then
I posted the rules, I explained them to you, and you don’t like that, why is that? Do you honestly believe the ball went into the BC? That’s the ONLY way it would be correct
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial Brotha, I’m an NCAAM official, I know what the rule says, it says one cannot be the first to touch once the …. Ball…. has gone into the backcourt. The ball NEVER went into the BC. The player did but that’s irrelevant because he then came back to the FC prior 2 touching the ball
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial Ball never touches the backcourt, player saves it, momentum carries him to backcourt, he re-establishes himself in front court and the touches the ball. No part of the ball or the player has backcourt status when he touches the ball again
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial I’ll post the rule, but let’s just use common sense here. If the ball is hovering over the out of bounds line and a player jumps, is in the air out of bounds, and throws it back in….is the ball out of bounds at any point in that sequence? No, the same is true in this play NCAAM
@dropdimes10@coach_lopapen@BadCallOfficial You do know that the ball has to be touching the ground in the backcourt or the player must be touching the floor in the backcourt for it to be in the backcourt, correct? This isn’t the NBA where the airborne location is it’s location on the floor
@PhilbuehlerPhil@PhearThePhoenix Just out of curiosity, are you an official? If you are (or aren’t) where in the rules does it say “diving for a loose ball means one doesn’t have a competitive advantage?”
To me, This looks like an obvious foul on player in black; I’m from SD have no stake in the game 🤷♂️
@SaPeUn1@NILnegotiotar@carterjmonty@BahlestKimmie@TheHoopHerald 9.10.1 SITUATION C
Specifically states the players’s arms are not within the playing court; this play appears to have all players inbounds as well as their arms inbounds. That case play has no relevance to this play