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Originally posted by smoref
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Originally posted by Mlancaster
If your team is throwing the ball in, the official may hand your player the ball for throw-in, in which case you get an uncontested layup. After the basket, if the other team does not then throw the ball in after the 5-second count, then a "T" is assessed.......
If the other team was to throw the ball in, the official will place the ball on the floor and have a 5-second count.
After the 5-second violation occurs, the above scenario is in effect.
But, it is true that in a kids game, the refs may be a lot more lenient on this.
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I beileve you are incorrect about a "T" if the team does not inbound the ball w/in the 5 sec. It would be the same if the team was trying to throw in the ball and team B was palying good defense and 5 sec expired. It would be a violation and team "B" would get the ball.
There is no reason to give a "T" if the ball is not inbounded with in the 5 sec allowed.
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Once you give it to the opposing team for thowin in becauce of a 5 second violation, when the ball becomes live you have more than five players on the court or the coach... a T is warranted. Had it happen recnetly. Fallowed by a second T for him barking at my partner, some people dont know proper language
... Anyhow my two cents.
Kenny