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Old Sun Nov 25, 2007, 05:32pm
Nevadaref Nevadaref is offline
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BTW make sure that you also start the shot clock if the first touch is by a defensive player. For example, a defender may deflect the throw-in pass or bat the ball back out of bounds. The shot clock likely should not still be at 35 (or whatever amount is used) when someone from the throwing team finally gains control or when the inbounder is administered a new throw-in.
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