Possession for new quarter

[3rdPersonPlural]

We're in one of those situations where a team with possession at the end of the quarter gets possession to start the new one.

Some idiot shoots, and the endline whistle is concurrent with the end-of-quarter horn. Or at least close enough for jazz.

A was closest to the ball, so A has possession....or do they? We have the dead ball thing to complicate the picture, and the concurrent horn which is never 100% reliable.

Federation rules. What is a fella to do?

[eme]

Whistle went at same time as end-of=quarter horn....A was closest. A starts with possession.

[lehighvalleylax]

If I want to sell the possesion, I will restart and then call the quarter over. It can't be possesion if the quarter is over. I realize a flag down is a different application of possesion, but here is one for ya.

You have a play on during a man down situation, clock expires.....do you have possesion?

My dime says no....blow the play dead earlier.

[LaxRef]

If I want to sell the possesion, I will restart and then call the quarter over. It can't be possesion if the quarter is over. I realize a flag down is a different application of possesion, but here is one for ya.

You have a play on during a man down situation, clock expires.....do you have possesion?

My dime says no....blow the play dead earlier.

NCAA says the following:

A.R. 58. During a man-down at the close of a period, there is a loose-ball, play-on push.
The period ends as the whistle is to sound for the play-on. RULING: The play-on
signifies possession, so when the period ends, the offended team gets possession of the
ball to start the next period.

[lehighvalleylax]

How about NFHS?

[pboyd]

Identical call different reference NFHS A.R. 7.11 Situation B page 78.