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End game...B down by 7 with 1 minute to go. Held Ball. A has the arrow and gets the ball for a throwin. B has committed only 4 fouls. They're playing highly aggressive defensive on the throwin to try to get a steal without worrying about a foul. However, they do foul (before the throwin is touched). Now we have two choices: (1) Change the arrow and give the ball to A for a throwin as part of the penalty for the foul. (2) Don't change the arrow and give the ball to A .... There may or may not be another held ball and B wants to get to the bonus anyway. Another held ball could be pivotable. In (1), B might as well kill two birds with one stone and get the arrow in the deal since it's for free. So, A gets nothing. They already had the ball for a throwin, now B fouls. They still have the ball, but lost the arrow. Not equitable. In (2), B doesn't gain anything from fouling beyond a similar foul at any other time. The Arrow is to grant team A the right to make the next "undecidable" throwin unless they mess it up. They can't lose it by B's actions. |
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