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Old Fri Jan 22, 2016, 09:00am
Nevadaref Nevadaref is offline
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Originally Posted by DrPete View Post
In MTD's scenario, the AP arrow does change because there was a violation by the team throwing the ball in. A violation by the throw in team is the only way they can lose the arrow. A violation by the defense, or a foul on either team does not cause the arrow to change. Violations by the throw in team can include a kicked ball, taking longer than 5 seconds to release the ball, stepping over the line, moving along the end line when it is a designated spot throw in, and probably others that I can't think of.


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Strike the ball with a fist, cause it to enter the basket without being touched, have the ball become lodged between the ring, flange, and backboard, have the ball come to rest on the flange, pass the ball such that a teammate touches it while it is still outside of the boundary plane, hand the ball in to a teammate, pass the ball such that it does not directly enter the court, have a teammate be out of bounds after the throw-in begins, and pass the ball such that it goes OOB without being touched.

Those are some more which I can think of at the moment.
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