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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
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I think he meant the book put it on the wrong line, and then realized it later. That's a book error that can be corrected.
Generally agreed, but (a) maybe he meant it was identified before the throw in was complete, even if the whistle didn't get blown in time, and (b) you don't want to get in a argument with your partner on the court
Generally agreed, but given that the number was wrong to begin with, setting all the correct number seems like a good idea. Also, the officials should be aware of the number (especially of 30s -- it's not that hard to count to 2)
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Yes to all of the above Bob. Except I didn't realize until after the throw in was complete. Something didn't seem right with the timeouts as both had used a few of each, that is what made me ask the scorers' table what the deal was.