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Where's The Throwin Violation ...
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Originally Posted by wjc3
Player A1 is inbounding the ball after a made basket. He attempts to pass the ball to player A2, but at the last second decides not to and the pass goes up in the air and A1 catches his own pass. The pass never crosses the endline. A1 then successfully passes the ball to A2 before the five second count ends.
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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
You have to decide if this is a violation of 9-2-6 or not.
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As written, why would this situation be any type of a throwin violation?
No designated spot. A1 doesn't cross the boundary and touch the inbounds side of the court. Pass is made within five seconds. Pass is eventually made directly to A2 (who I assume is directly on the court). No crossing the boundary, nor any interference with the passer, or with the ball, by the defense.
Where's the possible throwin violation?
Because the first "attempted" pass didn't go directly onto the court?
Let's discuss.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Fri May 24, 2019 at 01:10pm.
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