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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
The ball is no longer at his disposal because it is somewhere where he cannot go to get it.
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Consider a completley different situation, but one that is covered clearly by the rules and cases.
A1 is awarded 2 FTs. A time-out is then granted. After the time-out, the official is ready to administer the FT, but A1 is not in the semi-circle. The official correctly places the ball on the floor inside the semi-circle. At this point, two things are true:
1) The ball is at the disposal of A1
2) A1 cannot go get the ball without violating.
Seems to me your point is not supported by the rules. JMHO.
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Edit: Jeez, Dan_ref beat me by about 3 minutes.
