foul away from the ball

[Scrapper1]

Larry, just to add a little bit to the correct answers that you've already received, here's a little reminder list.

For NFHS rules, where to put the ball in play after. . .

a) any single personal foul -- at the spot closest to where the foul occurred;
b) any single technical foul -- at midcourt;
c) a double foul (technical OR personal) -- at the point of interruption. (Remember that, in the example you gave, the POI would be at the spot closest to where the BALL was at the time the fouls occurred.)

[Mwanr1]

Is this rule the same for NCAA men and women?

[Splute]

follow up question / scenario:
A1 inbounding ball on sideline. Throws in, A2 touches, ball continues into A's new frontcourt, no possession; however right after the touch A2 and B2 crash, just short of division line. Foul called. Will the ball be thrown in at point of foul or where the ball is when the foul is called?

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by Splute

follow up question / scenario:
A1 inbounding ball on sideline. Throws in, A2 touches, ball continues into A's new frontcourt, no possession; however right after the touch A2 and B2 crash, just short of division line. Foul called. Will the ball be thrown in at point of foul or where the ball is when the foul is called?

Edited to clarify/correct: If it's a single personal foul on A2 or B2, the throw-in will be at the spot closest to the foul. If it's a double personal foul on A2 and B2, the throw-in will be at the spot closest to the double foul. No team control = the throw-in will not be where the ball was when the double foul was called.

[Splute]

common foul

[FrankHtown]

As Scrapper1 said, double fouls go to the point of interruption, e.i. where the ball was when you blew the whistle. Since there was no team control established, you would go to AP, with the throw-in spot closest to where the ball was when play was stopped.

Common foul---nearest where the foul occured. (NF)

[Splute]

Thanks, that was my thought. No possession, AP, Have to know where the ball was.
Thanks,

[Jurassic Referee]

Originally Posted by HawkeyeCubP

If it's a double personal foul on A2 and B2, the throw-in will be at the spot closest to the double foul. No team control = the throw-in will not be where the ball was when the double foul was called.

Disagree. With no team control, the throw-in is at closest spot to where the ball was located when the double-foul was called. See case book play 4.19.8SitE(c).

[HawkeyeCubP]

Originally Posted by Jurassic Referee

Disagree. With no team control, the throw-in is at closest spot to where the ball was located when the double-foul was called. See case book play 4.19.8SitE(c).

I sit corrected. Thank you.

[Mwanr1]

Is this the same for college men and women?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Mwanr1

Is this the same for college men and women?

Yes. This rule is the same.