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Tue Feb 09, 2016, 12:42pm
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The key to the case play, IMO, is not the fact that B makes a basket. The point was to resolve a debate over when to call the violation, and it is to be called as soon as it's clear the new offensive team has no intention of making a correct throw in.
They added the piece about B making a basket in order to ensure we don't credit b with the score because we think it's too late to correct.
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