Offensive Foul Switch question

[Spence]

1st yr ref working 2-man . I'm trail. Which of the following situations would be considered "long switch?"

1. Defensive foul in backcourt - no free throws.
2. Defensive foul near division line - no free throws.
3. Offensive foul in front court under basket while ball is still in backcourt.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Spence

1st yr ref working 2-man . I'm trail. Which of the following situations would be considered "long switch?"

1. Defensive foul in backcourt - no free throws.
2. Defensive foul near division line - no free throws.
3. Offensive foul in front court under basket while ball is still in backcourt.

If the throw-in is in the inbounding team's BC, then any switch would be a "long switch" (so some choose not to switch, aka "no long-switch, " depending on the mechanics you use).

If the throw-in in in the inbounding team's FC, or there's a FT, then switch as normal.