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Old Thu Feb 06, 2014, 01:28pm
bob jenkins bob jenkins is offline
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Originally Posted by CountTheBasket View Post
Is this assuming T and L are opposite the table? The way I'm picturing the scenario it wouldn't make any sense for a tableside L to report and then run away....?
Makes no difference.

L goes tableside; whoever (C or T) was table side goes back and becomes new T to administer the throw-in. Other officials now balance the floor (with old L staying tableside -- might be new C or new L)
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