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Free thrower violation
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A1 has the ball at his disposal to attempt a free throw. As he bounces the ball a few times he also has a foot on the free throw line. Is this a whistle and violation immediately, or does he have time to move his foot back until the time he shoots the ball? |
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This is by rule 43.2.3 a violation. But would I call it?
No. He doesn't gain any advantage and the opponents doesn't gain a disadvantage, if he puts the foot on the line for a second and then moves it back, I don't care. And if you would call it, what if he moved back and accidently put a foot on the line at the back of the semi-circle, that's also a violation, but should it be called? imo no
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