Long Switch Definition

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

In some areas, it depends on who makes the call and on which side of the court (C or L side) the ball will be inbounded.

Here, we treat all of those situations the same as if A had committed a violation at the same spot. That is, Old-L, new-T administers the throw-in and Old-C, Old-T move down the court to balance it (they don't cross sides).

That is not considered a long switch. That is just movement, but the same person that would be the New-T would stay the New-T.

Peace