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Originally posted by MOFFICIAL
I was at a game and the official bounced the ball to the free thrower and upon receiving the ball the free thrower noticed his own shoe was untied. The thrower set the ball down and began to tie his shoe. The official killed the play with his whistle and then had a couple of words with the thrower. Was there a violation that maybe wasn't called in this instance?
I don't have my rules with me, but if I recall, a free throw shooter cannot commit a traveling, double dribble, etc. violation. The only violation would be a lane violation by the shooter. Also, I would probably whistle the free-throw dead and allow him to tie his shoe. (Equipment Time Out)
Second issue. The band and instruments are considered artificial noise makers and they shouldn't be banging drums or tooting horns during free throws or live action-am I correct?
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This is not allowed and you should inform management to stop the activity. Band instruments would fall under the artificial noise makers rule.