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Originally Posted by VaTerp
Wow. That's bad X 2.
Did you guys communicate with each other before the ball was put in play for the throw in? In my games we make a point to always communicate whether its a spot or the inbounder has the endline coming out of a timeout. Especially critical in a late game situation.
But to answer you question, yes you were wrong. Don't know how you justified a "do-over."
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They justified it by virtue that both coaches were correct. It
is a violation and it's also true that you can't tell a player one thing and then whistle it dead as a violation. That's why it is an official's error. But, the no do-over rule is pretty clear.