Throw in spot

[Scratch85]

Thrower is inbounding the ball from the division line. He/she throws it over the head of their teammate, the ball bounces on the court and continues toward the end line. As it is going out-of-bounds untouched, the teammate of the thrower tries to make a save but is out-of-bounds when they make contact with the ball. Is this a return to the original throw in spot as in 9-2-2 or is it a throw in at the spot where the teammate caused it to be out-of-bounds, as in 9-3-1?

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Thrower is inbounding the ball from the division line. He/she throws it over the head of their teammate, the ball bounces on the court and continues toward the end line. As it is going out-of-bounds untouched, the teammate of the thrower tries to make a save but is out-of-bounds when they make contact with the ball. Is this a return to the original throw in spot as in 9-2-2 or is it a throw in at the spot where the teammate caused it to be out-of-bounds, as in 9-3-1?

Where the teammate touched it.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Is this a return to the original throw in spot as in 9-2-2 or is it a throw in at the spot where the teammate caused it to be out-of-bounds, as in 9-3-1?

You've answered your own question.

[Caesar's Ghost]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Thrower is inbounding the ball from the division line. He/she throws it over the head of their teammate, the ball bounces on the court and continues toward the end line. As it is going out-of-bounds untouched, the teammate of the thrower tries to make a save but is out-of-bounds when they make contact with the ball. Is this a return to the original throw in spot as in 9-2-2 or is it a throw in at the spot where the teammate caused it to be out-of-bounds, as in 9-3-1?

The latter. Know who violated. The inbounder did not violate any rules.