Fri Oct 03, 2008, 12:57pm
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Originally Posted by zm1283
You're right. I didn't mention that.
I did think of this though: If Team B violates and Team A shoots a no-rimmer on the first of two shots, is it a simultaneous violation? B does violate, but is it even a violation on A since it's the first of two free throws? Wouldn't you call a violation on B and re-shoot the first free throw?
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Originally Posted by zm1283
What are you implying that I don't know or am missing? We've already covered the cases that you posted. I have a case book and I know that rule.
I was asking about the first of two free throws, not the final free throw, which is what your first situation is referring to.
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Originally Posted by zm1283
I realize that, but if it's the first free throw where a simultaneous violation occurs you don't go to the arrow. That's the point I was getting at.
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If you know this, why did you ask the question? I guess I'm confused about what your real question is.
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