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Old Mon Jan 25, 2010, 04:38pm
JoeT JoeT is offline
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Originally Posted by Snaqwells View Post
From the way you tell it, the official doesn't know the rule.

Now, if the defender's hand was over the line before it was released, he could perhaps call the DOG violation (and even a T if it was not the first DOG of the game).
Ball had clearly been released; there was no previous DOG warning. Official definitely called a T for touching the ball over the plane (not DOG).

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Originally Posted by Snaqwells View Post
Question: Was it a spot throwin? If not, was A1 throwing to a teammate OOB along that endline? If so, it would be a T.
I honestly don't recall if it was a spot throw-in or if it was following a made basket, but A1 was definitely passing to a teammate inbounds (in fact, the deflected ball went out over the sideline.)

Thanks for the clarifications!

Joe
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