Arrow?

[ripcord51]

Here is the situation. Whistle for held ball arrow points toward white. After the whistle white is given a technical foul for elbowing opponent. Blue is given two shots and the ball opposite the table. What should now happen to the arrow?

[JugglingReferee]

The arrow stays pointing to white's basket. The arrow is switched only after the throw-in ends or a throw-in violation occurs.

[Kelvin green]

Nothing

Arrow stays the same.

Arrow does not change until the throw-in ends on the throw in for AP. Since the throwin does not end here because of the T by A. The arrow stays pointing to A. See 6-4 (arrow changes when throwin ends or violation by throwin team)

Defintions- throw in ends when it is touched by a person inbounds or OOB... (lets not go again with that one...)

[Adam]

Had this scenario in my varsity game Saturday. Held ball, arrow to white, but the T was on Blue for elbowing her adversary. We all (three-whistle) got together to make sure the arrow was correct. White got the ball, but kept the arrow.

[mbyron]

Just to be clear: in the OP, you don't switch the arrow because the throw-in is not an AP throw-in. THAT throw-in is the result of the technical foul, which supersedes the previous held-ball call.

The same applies to Snaq's sitch: white got the ball because of the T, and kept the arrow because there was no AP throw-in. See also 6.4.1 sitB (different case, same principle).

A violation by the throw-in team before the throw-in ends their AP throw-in (switch the arrow), but a (common) foul by either team does not. 6.4.5 sitA.