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Originally posted by Zebra1
I guess I've never thought of this before, but are you guys saying if I have a throw in allowing the running of the baseline, and I have a pushing foul on team B before the throw in ends, Team A still has the privilage of running the baseline on the throw in? That's what it sounds like you are saying. Also, what kind of violation could they violate besides crossing the out of bound line? I can't think of any right now.
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Zebra1,you need to read casebook plays 7.5.7SitA-F to understand the logic used.
1)If you have a pushing foul on the defense before the throw-in ends,it depends on WHERE the foul occurs and thus where the throw-in spot subsequently is. If you bring the ball back to the base line as the normal spot,they can still run the baseline.
2)A kicked ball by the defense,that brings the throw-in back to the baseline,will allow the team throwing the ball in to retain the right to still run the baseline