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Originally Posted by Nevadaref
There is nothing wrong with the play in situation #1. Please don't go make something up for this. Just make sure that the ball hits OOB before contacting the thrower (A1), and then give Team A another throw-in.
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Let's take it one step further. What happens if (similar to the beisbol situation earlier in the yr where the pitcher and batter kept switching from lefty to righty for an extended period of time) A1 keeps throwing the ball off B1 because he can't get the ball inbounds. Three times? Four times? Five times? No timeout called. Defender refuses to give ground (and why should he?). No time off the clock......on and on and on..... Nothing against it in the rules. Do ya do anything? Thoughts?
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