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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
Perhaps I should have written that the horn sounded to indicate the expiration of time in the 4th quarter following the goal, but before the ball became live for the ensuing throw-in instead of what I wrote above as #1.
Now the question is has the 4th quarter really ended yet?
5-6-2 is clear, but exception 3 is of interest. Of course, there was no foul, so exception 3 likely doesn't apply, but "all related activity" certainly have not been completed.
So when the ball is made live again to correct the error is that the first live ball of the extra period or is still part of the fourth quarter?
This is a very instructive thread. I wouldn't be surprised to see a clarification from the NFHS.
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I see this as being similar to a T being called AFTER the horn sounds with the game tied. It is part of OT. Once the 4th Qtr. ends in a tie, you don't open it back up for more scoring. You make corrections in the book, but don't make the ball live again.