Part 2 question
 

Is it OK yet to ask about a question on the Part 2 test?

Yes.

You may ask any question anytime as long as you are ready for the onslaught of appropriate, sarcastic, humorous, cynical, and sometimes even rude replys

whats the specific question?

Individual questions are usually answered. Requests for copies of the test are generally, well, "discouraged."

You must be reading a different forum than this one. Individual exam questions are generally answered in the same spirit as other rules questions. Cheating scumbags trying to trade exams and answer sheets however will get the appropriate sarcastic, cynical and rude replies. And they deserve no less.:)

agreed - I was trying to be a bit sarcastic, cynical, humerous and even appropriate which is why I asked for a specific question. :p :rolleyes: ;) :D

I'll do my best to rephrase it. Maybe even rivaling the NFHS practice of opaqueness.

A1 is shooting a free throw and has the ball. A2 is occupying the first space and B1 is occupying the second space.

What do we have?

Simultaneous free throw violations on A and B. On A for being in the first space; On B for not being in the first space. The penalty is to cancel the free throw and move on, whether that be the next throw or to the AP.

My mind was twisting it (not unusual) into the idea that either team can occupy the second spot if vacant. So why would you have a violation on B. Now I got it. Thanks

Rule book reference Rule 9 Penalties: (Section 1) 3.

poor preventive officiating:rolleyes:

True

poor preventative officiating:rolleyes:

oops slow response time on laptop sorry for double post

I thought you were just very proud of your answer.

Well - not to brag but you're right :-) I'm just having one of those days today where these things keep popping out of my fingers on computer and mouth otherwise. I better get a handle on it before games tonite!

[With A shooting] B is entitled/supposed to occupy the first lane spaces. A may occupy the second. If A declines, then B can take the second space.

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No, he didn't. Preventive and preventative have the same meaning. In fact, it's basically the same word.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/preventive