Tue Nov 04, 2003, 01:21pm
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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by BktBallRef
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Originally posted by nine01c
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If B1 catches the ball from the tap, how can the AP then go to Team B? I picked D since I think the others don't apply. Am I missing something?
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The AP arrow is not set when B1 catches the ball. This is a violation. It's set when A gets the ball for the throw-in, towards B.
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Asuming, of course, that B1 is a jumper and that the ball hadn't touched a non-jumper, the floor, an official, a backboard...
Part of why I think the question was poorly written.
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I agree it's poorly written. But A1 and B1 are usually the two jumpers, in every jump ball play I've seen.
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