[Mark Dexter]

1- If a team B member dunks during the pregame warmup, AP control is established when free thrower A1 is handed the ball.

True, per the definitions of setting the AP arrow.

2- If televison-replay equipment is used for coaching purposes during the game, the foul is charged directly to the head coach.

True.

3- The dribble ends when the dribble is interrupted.

False - the dribble ends when the ball comes to rest in the player's hands or the ball is passed or shot.

4- An unsporting technical foul may involve contact with an opponent.

False - an unsporting technical is defined as a noncontact foul.

5- The ball becomes dead when B1 touches A1's FT try while the ball is in upward flight outside the cylinder.

True - any touching (outside the cylinder) of the ball during a FT is goaltending - count the FT and charge B1 with a technical foul.

6- A designated spot throw-in for the non-offended team always follows a foul when no FTs are to be shot.

False - If A1 scores a basket and A2 fouls B1, B still gets to run the endline.

7- Only one visible manufacturer's logo/trademark is permitted on the team jersey.

True.

8- An American flag not exceeding 2X3 inches may be worn anywhere on the team jersy provided it doesn't interfere with the visibility of the player's number.

True.

9- The 2-foot radius inner center circle is not required.

True.

10- After the ball tossed but before it is tapped, nonjumpers may have a foot break the plane of the restraining circle.

False - restrictions end when the ball is legally touched by one of the nonjumpers.