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Originally Posted by JugglingReferee
1) Nevadaref has previously explained, with proof, that the National Fedeation finally stated explicitly to not allow for "do-overs".
2) If you know that A will now full-court press, you might rule (get together with your partner perhaps) and rule that the whistle came slightly after B touched the ball. Therefore, a throw-in from the sideline is awarded. As for time coming off the clock, maybe use 2-1 to take 0.3 seconds off.
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1) Nevadaref has no definitive proof to back up his previous
opinion. The FED language issued re: do-overs was not meant to cover a play like this. This play is a do-over.
2) If you're talking about rule 2-3(the elastic power rule), you can only use that rule if there is
NO other rule covering a situation. In this situation, NFHS rule 5-10 is the pertinent rule covering the situation. And rule 5-10 says that you can't take any time off the clock unless you have definite information as to the time involved. That stops you from pulling out of a hat a guess like 0.3 seconds.