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Originally posted by golfdesigner
A1 OOB for throwin following travel violation by B. Administering Official hands ball to A1, B2 signals for timeout [ball already in A's hands for throw-in]. Trail official grants the TO. Should he have ignored the request since ball was at disposal of thrower?
I just want to clarify for myself, when a TO should or should not be granted in this case.
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The official should have not granted the timeout, having said that, NFHS and NCAA rules handle this situation differently.
NFHS: Team B gets its timeout. Team A has the ball for a throw-in after the timeout is over.
NCAA: Official says: "Oops, what a dunce I am. Team B does not get a timeout, Team A's ball for the throw-in. Lets go."
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