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Old Sun Dec 15, 2002, 10:13am
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2-man switches

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Originally posted by mpeterson_1
What is the rationale for this? Many vets in my area say that the calling official goes to division line after reporting, other goes to throw in spot. If this constitutes a switch, so be it. This way seems to make more sense than the way described in this thread.
As far as I know, in two-man, you are only supposed to switch on fouls and on a sideline switch (see diagram 22 on page 34 of the Officials Manual). Therefore, the officials should always return to their same positions, except for a change of sides of the court, after the time-out.

Also I had never thought about this before, but it seems that if the ball were in a location that would have necessitated a sideline switch if a violation had been called (say a kicked ball by the defense) instead of a time-out being granted, (meaning ball location is lead's side, but above the free-throw line extended) then the officials should make this switch during the time-out.
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