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Originally Posted by bob jenkins
While I agree in general, I don't know how much communication (on this issue) you should need on a FC throw-in -- that's NEVER a time when a player is allowed to "run the endline."
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Agreed. When I typed this response I did not realize it was a FC throw in. Poor reading comp on my part.
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Originally Posted by Andy
Let's say this happened....as soon as the T saw the thrower move and realized the L wasn't blowing the whistle, T blows the whistle to kill the play.
At that point, after the officials realize the error, can you justify a do over? This assumes that the ball was not inbounded prior to the whistle.
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If the T blows the whistle to kill the play when the inbounder and leaves the designated spot, he can then go to the lead with information. The L should then realize he erred in telling the player he had the endline and re-administer the throw in properly.
Still dicey but I'd much rather have to deal with a "do over" that doesn't involve time running off of the clock or taking away a scored basket.