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Recanting of my previous statement.
I read too much into the OP and whole hardely agree with 2008-09 NFHS Casebook Play SITUATION D. I was thinking of a situation where, instead of A1 just knocking the ball away so as to delay Team B for a few seconds from starting its throw-in, I was thinking of a situation where A1 grabs the ball and hurls it into the stands or up court towards Team B's basket.
Under the situation that I present, A1's conduct goes beyond what R4-S47 covers. MTD, Sr.
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