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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
The IF was part of the 1st quarter, and no part of a penalty can carry over, so start the 2nd quarter with an AP throw-in.
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Agree 100%. Unfortunately you may run into some partners who absolutely insist that you have to put some time back on the clock in a situation like this (whether IF or not). This is wrong unless someone has definite clock information. They’re conflating this with either an old interp regarding “some time, usually 0.3, must elapse on a throw-in” or some NCAA/NBA procedures, which are often moot anyway because they can consult a monitor (in reality there’s almost always some time left except for a foul on an airborne shooter post-release).
The only NFHS standard is definite knowledge. If you or a partner don’t look up in time to see the clock before it expires, then you shoot the FTs with the lane clear.
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