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Thu Oct 30, 2008, 08:45am
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Late Game Boundary Violation
We are to issue a warning if a defender crosses the plane during a throw-in assuming no warning has already been issued.
Team A scores and is now down 1 with 4 seconds left. B is out of timeouts and immediately steps across the boundary without touching the ball or the thrower. I assume by rule we blow the whistle, stop the clock, and issue a warning. If so the defense has gained an advantage by having the clock stopped. Am I right on my understanding? 
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