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Originally Posted by TimTaylor
From the OP it sounds to me like that's exactly what happened. " After the first freethrow, B1 rebounds the ball and goes to the other end and scores."
Don't think I'd go with a T - just consider it a brain fart on the part of B1, disregard his "goal" and proceed with A1's 2nd FT.
Now if he went to the other end and dunked the ball, we might have a T for dunking a dead ball.....
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Tim,
That's not what the OP meant. He was asking about a correctable error. If officials know and recognize there's another FT they would have blown whistle when B started dribbling. Had they recognized it they wouldn't have allowed him to dribble all the way down the court and shoot.
And.. if I blew my whistle after a FT and a kid continued on down the floor and didn't stop there would certainly be a T.