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Originally Posted by ODog
The change of possession. Team B possessed the ball.
If Team A had secured the rebound, there'd have been no change of possession, so you'd just line them up and shoot the second.
In this instance, Team A is going to get the ball back (because of the violation by B) after the awarding of the second free throw.
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There is actually a case play similar to this. In that play B gets the rebound and plays on. The case play actually says Bs rebound does NOT constitute a change in possession. it is the first play under correctable errors. the reason why this IS considered a change of possession is because B violated and so it will be A ball.
Mon Nov 09, 2015, 07:04pm
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