Sun Jan 03, 2010, 06:59pm
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Originally Posted by bbcoach7
I just wanted to clarify. We practice this, but I didn't know if it would work, or if it's legal. In this example, my team would be Team B. So yes, if executed properly and the correct call was made, my team would be shooting free throws according to your response.
Incidentally, while I've never seen it ran, the coach who taught this tactic to me has tried it once. The referee blew his whistle on the contact. He then declared an inadverdant whistle, reset the clock, and set it up again.
Now in this instance... the inbounds passer cannot run the end line now, correct?
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No, not correct. The throw-in did not end. The right to run the end line is still there.
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