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Originally posted by RookieDude
A few officials got together last night and had a debate about who does a throw-in on a sideline in front court.
Trail on opposite side of Lead in front court. Lead has a ball go OOB on his line above the free throw line extended.
Does the Lead step up to administer the Throw in, thus causing a switch, or does the Trail go over to administer the Throw in, even though it was the Lead's line?
I've done it both ways...depending on how we pre-game it.
Would like to know the correct procedure, if there is one, so as not to get marked down in the post season.
Also, I usually have the Lead bounce pass to a player from the endline if the ball is OOB, frontcourt, on the sideline below the free throw line extended.
Dude
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Dude,
Rule of thumb, administer your line.
In my games, when the Trail is near the top of the key, the Trail will often administer the throw-in, while the Lead switches sides. If the Trail is free-throw line extended, then Trail will drop down.
This is similar in philosophy to a bump-and-run.
mick