Tie up during a throwin

[chapmaja]

Originally Posted by Jqb12

OK, I get it, thank you.
I was thinking the throw had ended because the defense touched the ball, therefore the arrow would change.

So here is a similar AP throw in question. Team gets the throw in on the arrow. On the throw in, Team B commits a kicked ball violation as the first contact of the ball after it has been released? Who gets possession and who gets the arrow?

This was a question on our league rules test for years.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by chapmaja

So here is a similar AP throw in question. Team gets the throw in on the arrow. On the throw in, Team B commits a kicked ball violation as the first contact of the ball after it has been released? Who gets possession and who gets the arrow?

This was a question on our league rules test for years.

Hint: Was the ball legally touched?

[sdoebler]

Originally Posted by chapmaja

So here is a similar AP throw in question. Team A gets the throw in on the arrow. On the throw in, Team B commits a kicked ball violation as the first contact of the ball after it has been released? Who gets possession and who gets the arrow?

This was a question on our league rules test for years.

I think there is a letter missing from your question but correct me if I am wrong

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Hint: Was the ball legally touched?

Nope

[bucky]

Originally Posted by chapmaja

So here is a similar AP throw in question. Team gets the throw in on the arrow. On the throw in, Team B commits a kicked ball violation as the first contact of the ball after it has been released? Who gets possession and who gets the arrow?

This was a question on our league rules test for years.

Arrow only changes when:

1) Throw-in legally ends
2) Inbounding team violates

Guessing your inbounding team is Team A. To answer your last question, Team A gets possession and Team A retains the arrow.

[SNIPERBBB]

Originally Posted by bucky

If the official chopped it would, however, it should not as throw-in did not end.

Throw-in has to be released for the clock to start

ART. 4

If play is resumed by a throw-in, the clock shall be started when the ball touches, or is legally touched by, a player on the court after it is released by the thrower.