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-Every offensive frontcourt throw-in is from either 28-foot line or from 3 feet outside either side of the lane except when the defense deflects the ball out of bounds. Correct?
What if Team A has control in Team B's backcourt, steps out of bounds, and Team B is to put the ball in play in its frontcourt? Is the throw-in from the OOB spot or one of the four designated spots? -(not a question about a new rule) B1 defending thrower-in A1 violates the boundary plane. This is not one of the warning situations in Rule 4-10. Rule 9-4.3 says “The opponents of the thrower-in shall not have any part of their person beyond the vertical inside plane of any boundary line before the ball has crossed that boundary line. Repeated infractions shall result in a CLASS B technical foul.” Does "repeated infractions" refer to any team member, or just B1? Is it incorrect to record a warning for this in the book? |
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It would be helpful if I actually read Rule 9.
![]() “PENALTY (Section 2-12): The ball shall become dead or remain dead when a violation occurs. When the ball passes through a basket during the dead ball period immediately after a violation, no point(s) can be scored. The ball shall be awarded to the opponents for a throw-in at a designated spot nearest to where the violation occurred.” |
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It is only at the 4 spots when the foul is an FC foul by the defense.
We did have some question at the staff meeting I went to on Sunday if a BC foul would that would be like a TC foul would be put at one of the 4 spots, but that is not this situation. I think some issues were not made very clear at this point. Peace
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Rule 7-3.2(a): “When the ball is in team control in the front court and any of the situations in Article 1 above occur and the offensive team will resume play with a throw-in, the designated spot for the throw-in will be either the nearest 28-foot mark or the nearest spot 3-feet outside the lane line on the end line. (Exception: When the penalty for the infraction specifically requires a different location for the throw-in as in Rule 10-1. Penalty .f and .g.)” Rule 7-3.1: “The ball shall be awarded out of bounds after: (f) A team control foul." And a kicked/fisted ball by the defense in the FC would also put it the throw-in at one of the four sports. I am now confident that the only situation where the offense would put the ball in play in its FC at the spot nearest the violation is when the defense commits an OOB violation. |
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Shot clock question
Any word on what to do in the front court when A1 shoots a three and then B5 holds A5 in the paint. Shot goes in. Team A's ball and shot clock is reset to 30 or 20?
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Shot clock reset to 30 due to a shot being taken by Team A.
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Respectfully, I was in the same boat as you initially. It made sense, a try for goal (whether made or not) strikes the rim will automatically re-set the shot clock to 30-seconds. But it states: Quote:
JMO. Please discuss if there are other views. |
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Also, ALL kicked balls are now reset based on the "over/under 20" criteria:
"Rule 2-11.6.f – The present .f becomes 2-11.6.g. It is replaced by a new, “When an intentionally kicked or fisted ball occurs with 19 seconds or less remaining, set the shot clock to 20 seconds” "
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