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Originally Posted by BillyMac
This situation is simply a player holding or dribbling the ball in the frontcourt and requesting and being granted a timeout.
During the first year (only four frontcourt spots), we were told that while this was not a (non OOB) violation or foul, it was a stoppage of play that led to a throwin at one the four (now eight) pre marked designated spots.
Was out local interpreter originally mistaken, or has the interpretation changed since then?
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Yes, a TO request during a live ball that was inbounds goes to one of the eight marked throw-in spots.
A TO request during a throw-in or during the dead ball prior to a throw-in kept the ensuing throw-in at that location.