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My Answer...
The two that I think apply here are an inadvertent whistle and an officials time out. Every other situation that I can think of falls the into the :already dead" category.
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Would an inadvertent whistle cause the ball to be dead if a try is in flight?
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Count It ...
If the ball went in the basket, I would count it, thus, not dead.
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Hmmmm
No it would not which is what makes this question so tough. So I guess I would have to alter my answer to "inadvertent whistle unless the ball is in flight"
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