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Originally Posted by frezer11
True, but I'll go back to the original quandary, this should be considered an immediate violation on the shooter the moment it is at his disposal, so I don't know how you can call a timeout if a violation would occur first.
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In the ROP situation, the violations for not filling the required spots (for both teams) are changed from being a T to being a potential FT violation for both teams. There isn't so much as rule that states so but for the ROP procedure to make any sense, it has to be that way and I believe there are case plays clarifying that.
If the defense isn't in the lower spaces, you give the shooter the ball. If the shooter misses, a violation is called and the shooter gets a new shot. If it were not for the ROP procedure, that would be a technical fall as soon as the defense doesn't take the spot. Likewise, if the shooting team isn't coming out, you put the ball on the FT line and start the 10 count. At any other time it would be a T for the shooter to not come to the line.
Mon Jan 15, 2018, 04:53am
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