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Old Thu Jan 25, 2007, 02:09am
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jmaellis
I think the OP is asking if the throw in, if the final free throw completely misses the rim/backboard, is at the end of the free throw line prolongated. IOW on the sideline. He's asking if the free throw line is the POI.

At least I think that is what he's asking.
Also be sure to note that if the ball hits only the backboard you still have a violation. The FT try needs to hit the rim or enter the basket to avoid a violation. Futhermore, as has been noted this violation would result in a spot throw-in from the baseline, lane-line extended. Assuming the FT shooter is standing at the mid-point of the FT line, I usually administer the throw-in on the lane-line extended closest to where I am. I would imagine though that if a shooter took his position on the far right or left side of the FT line, I would administer at the spot closest to where the FT was released.
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