nfhs part 1 test

[Mike L]

It is False.  The ball remains in the possession of the player losing the ball until another gains possession. 

2.34.3

A loose ball is different than team or player possession.

Correct answer, wrong reasoning. The ball remains in team possession during a loose ball, but player possession has been lost. Player possession may be lost by fumble, pass, or kick creating a loose ball. A muff is a failed attempt to gain possession of a loose ball, so you cannot lose possession of something you never had. That's what makes the question false.

[mbyron]

It is False.  The ball remains in the possession of the player losing the ball until another gains possession. 

2.34.3

A loose ball is different than team or player possession.

Well, you not only missed his point, you have an erroneous reason. A player who fumbles or muffs the ball is NOT in player possession. A loose ball is always in TEAM possession, but by definition is not in player possession.

[takemeaway10]

 
Moving along... anybody got answers for these things (part I exam)?

[mbyron]

Moving along... anybody got answers for these things (part I exam)?

Yes. Many of us have answers. 

[jjseikel]

Yes. Many of us have answers. 

I have 100 answers, but according to the NFHS, one of them is wrong.

[Grant - AR]

I have 100 answers, but according to the NFHS, one of them is wrong.

This might be a stupid question, but do they not tell you which one you missed?

[FBUmp]

If you take the online exam, they don't tell you which one you missed.  But they do tell you what rules you need to study.  From the two rules listed, I knew exactly which two I missed this year.

[HLinNC]

but do they not tell you which one you missed?

They will in a few weeks.

[takemeaway10]

I have 100 answers, but according to the NFHS, one of them is wrong.

Which one would that be?

[mark in ok]

In Oklahoma we can now review our test.  We can also see the correct answers for any we missed.