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Team B violation on a throw-in to start the 2nd, 3rd or 4th period
NFHS rules. Team A is in-bounding the ball to start the 3rd period. Team B violates by intentionally kicking the passed ball before the throw-in ends. I am certain Team A gets to attempt to attempt another throw-in. When the next throw-in attempt is completed does the AP arrow remain with Team A due to the kicking violation?
I read case play 4.42.5 COMMENT: The kicking violation ends the alternating-possession throw-in and as a result, a non-alternating-possession throw-in is administered. When the ball is legally touched on the subsequent throw-in following the kicking violation, the arrow is not changed and shall remain with Team A. Are there any exceptions because it is the start of a period? Thank you in advance to all. |
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Kicked Ball ...
Start of period is still an alternating possession throwin and thus the caseplay still applies.
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Additionally, the NFHS issued “a clarification” this season, which is really a rule change, stating that a throw-in boundary plane violation by Team B (the defense) during an AP throw-in does not result in a subsequent non-AP throw-in, but rather simply another AP throw-in for Team B. This is inconsistent with the rule and all of the other instances of defensive violations during an AP throw-in. Very poor from the NFHS. |
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Unless the throw in to begin a period is the result of a foul during intermission, it's an AP throw in just like any other AP throw in.
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Ancient Times ...
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Back then this kicking situation was described as an illegal touch, but nevertheless a touch that ended the throwin, so the alternating possession arrow switched. I'm not sure when this switched to the current interpretation (illegal touch, no alternating possession arrow switch), but I do remember the first time I encountered this situation after the rule changed to its current interpretation. As the calling official I ruled incorrectly and was politely corrected by my rookie partner. I have always maintained, as a veteran official, that the rules are not difficult, it's the rule changes that are difficult. Merry Christmas. Happy Chanukah. Happy holidays. What did the salt say to the pepper on Christmas Day? Season's greetings.
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