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Originally posted by zebraman
A1 scores. B1 has a "run-the-endline" throw-in. B2 catches the ball and is fouled immediately. The ensuing throw-in is on the baseline. Our state interpreter specifically told us that team B still has endline-run privileges.
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Your state interpreter is wrong.
The rule is clear in that it says the common foul or violation by the opponent MUST be before the throw-in ends.
How much time can pass before the foul is no longer considered "immediately?" Without some definitve time frame, the dribbler could cribble for 9 seconds, get fouled, and still be able to run the end line.
His interp makes no sense.