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Originally Posted by Scrapper1
I personally don't like tinkering with the definition of team control. When you do that, you have to change the rules for backcourt violations, the 10-second count,etc. If you want to include throw-ins as team control fouls, then I would rather simply call it an "offensive foul" (like the NBA) and define it to include fouls when a team has control and fouls during throw-ins. JMHO.
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I think you can just change the team-control foul rule:
A team control foul is a common foul committed by a member of the team that has either team control or has the ball at its disposal for a throw-in or free-throw.
As an aside, I definately got this question wrong on the IAABO new member exam two seasons ago because of my experience with NCAA. I most certainly want to see this rule changed to match!