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Originally Posted by BillyMac
Lets talk about my first paragraph (quoted above).
Is this not one very specific example of a "spot" being "moved" due to a timeout?
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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No, no more than it would be "moving the spot" for a foul or violation. It's making the throw-in spots consistent, like they were before "marked spots".
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