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Originally posted by cmathews
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Originally posted by IREFU2
The first post said that the R blew his whistle because of a discrepancy at the table. I.E. an Officials Time out. The ball is in fact dead until a whistle is blown to but the ball back in play.
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No, whistles do not make the ball live, there are very set ways for the ball to become live they are listed in 6-1-1&2...and there is nothing about a whistle there 
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Exactly! The ball became live once the administering official placed the ball at the disposal of the free thrower.
My question is, in the original post, the whistle was blown before the release of the free thrower.
Ball was then dead. Start over once the smoke cleared.
Mon Dec 06, 2004, 03:20pm
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