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Originally Posted by Camron Rust
And note that the administering official has absolutely no relationship to who granted and reported the timeout or who was covering on-ball action.
It is the official who, before the whistle was blown for the timeout, had coverage of the line where the post-timeout throw-in is to occur (which is the spot nearest the ball if during a live ball). Regardless of who granted the timeout, either one could be the administering official.
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This is one thing that has never been a big deal anywhere I've worked.
We freely switch positions on a timeout, both 2-person and 3-person to reduce the number of steps we have to take. Until I read someone mention this here, I had never even heard of it -- and I've worked in 6 different states.