[Mark T. DeNucci, Sr.]

Originally Posted by Indianaref

College has addressed this issue and requires the throw in returns to the original spot. However, in High School, the only thing I could find is an old interpretation that involves the player actually touching the ball, ending the throw in. Nothing found when the throw in never actually ends. What about if the ball actually crosses mid court before official sounded his whistle? My thought was we would go to one of the 4 spots and correct the time on clock.

There are NO! Let me repeat myself: There are NO! 'do overs' in NFHS and NCAA Men's/Women's Basketball Rules! End of the discussion!

This topic has been discussed ad nauseum many times in this Forum and an Advanced Search for this topic and my name will bring up every one of these discussions some of which are almost twenty years old.

MTD, Sr.

P.S.: This is not the Men's Basketball Gold Medal Game in the 1972 Summer Olympiad!

P.P.S.: Tim Cloughery is the son of Youngstown State University alum and retired ACC Coordinator of Men's Basketball Officials, John Clougherty. Go Penguins!!