Originally Posted by Mark Dexter

Actually getting an M.S., too, soon.

Does that mean I have to become a clock mistress? :eek:

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

first off it is not correctable - foul, (failure to award)
A1 has ball for throw in (live ball) throws in 2 seconds ran off for held ball
(Dead ball after whistle) Must be recognized here (first dead ball after clock ran)
A1 has ball for throw in (live ball) ball inbounded and kicked

Now if it were correctable it is the only time you do not return to POI
restart for the awarding of a Merited free throw without change of possession you would shoot the Free throws and play on.

Originally Posted by rainmaker

Clock Madame?

Originally Posted by OHBBREF

I am going to regret this I know -
But OS the reason for this is right there in black and white for all to see -

"The previous rule could possibly reward a defnsive team for commiting a violation, especially durring an alternating possession throw in"

Sometime you should just admit you were in error and move on!

Originally Posted by todd66

The Fed has issued a case play to illustrate the way the rule is to be implemented. Here is the link: http://www.nfhs.org/web/2006/08/basketball.aspx
Click on the comments to 2007/2008 rule changes and the case play is there. :)

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

It doesn't reward the defense. The offense still has the ball, the arrow would only get switched as it was going to be anyway. There's no reward for the kick, the defense gains nothing they wouldn't gain on any other type of throw-in.