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Originally Posted by BillyMac
Player dribbling the ball requests and is granted timeout while deep in the frontcourt corner outside of the three point arc.
Won't the subsequent inbounds throwin be from the twenty eight foot mark on that side of the court?
Is this not one very specific example of "moving a spot" (in this case moving a spot almost twenty eight feet) "because of a timeout"?
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Yes.
No. At least not as most who speak English would use the phrase "moving a spot." There is no spot until the TO is granted. Then the spot is established and thereafter doesn't move