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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
For those who argue not to make such a call, I would direct you to the very similar situation in which the thrower violates while making a throw-in from the backcourt endline. For years there were numerous officials who advocated ignoring such violations, but the NCAA came out a couple of seasons ago with a clear statement that these violations must be called regardless of whether or not there is defensive pressure.
The bottom line is that as an official it is your job to make the teams play within the constructs of the rules. Doing otherwise is unacceptable.
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You seem to be softening by the grey phrase 'within the constructs of the rules', at least I read it that way.
End line inbounds violation after a basket with no pressure can be an advantage to team A as they are trying to run in quick transition.
So, regarding my original question about player with deformed 'fist', violation or not?