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Originally Posted by Dad
Fair enough, I'll use one that's a bit more practical.
5 seconds left in the 4th and A is ahead by 1 and there has just been a jump ball in favor of A. B now definitely wants to foul before the ball is in-bounded to make sure the clock never starts. B3 holds A3 trying to keep them from getting the ball. A3 shoots a 1&1 and misses. A2 and B2 now have a jump ball. Because of the AP arrow change B now gets the ball instead of A.
I'm not sure what to make of plays like this, but it would be a game changing rule(rarely).
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Oh, my change would definitely affect a few different scenarios.
AP throw in, A reaches the ball across the OOB plane and B1 grabs it and ties it up. Currently, A gets a new AP throw in. Under my change, B would get an AP throw in.
Any foul by either team would not result in the arrow staying put; that would be a change.