Originally Posted by BigCat (Post 978238)

Time matters. Rule says must correct during first dead ball AFTER the clock has properly started. If in this Op the ball is handed to thrower in after the foul, ball becomes live. Say foul ocurrs while thrower in has ball. That makes ball dead. Hand ball to for new throwin. Ball live again. Original error still correctable because clock has not started.

Time is very important.

Originally Posted by Dad (Post 978203)

There's a lot of case plays.
Change of possession so we know we are going POI. Free throws are done with no one on the line.

Step:

1) Foul was called

2) Error was made

3) Ball was made live(properly started)

4) Errors must be recognized by officials no later than during the first dead ball after the clock is properly started.

TL:DR(Kinda) One live ball. No second live ball. We can fix

Originally Posted by Nevadaref (Post 978253)

Nope on #4. The ball became dead after the score by B. The officials needed to catch the error prior to the ensuing throw-in starting.

Originally Posted by Dad (Post 978203)

There's a lot of case plays.
Change of possession so we know we are going POI. Free throws are done with no one on the line.

Step:

1) Foul was called

2) Error was made

3) Ball was made live(properly started)

4) Errors must be recognized by officials no later than during the first dead ball after the clock is properly started.

TL:DR(Kinda) One live ball. No second live ball. We can fix

Originally Posted by Smitty (Post 978204)

Wrong.

Originally Posted by Dad (Post 978206)

Yeah, you're right. Nevermind. -_-

Originally Posted by Adam (Post 978254)

yeah, he got the memo. :)