P.O.I. I'm not giving up until I get this right.

[referee99]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Note that in 4-36 (POI), the phrase "where the ball was located" only occurs in 4-36-2a (when there's TC).

There's no TC in your play.

4-36-2b (the section for a throw-in) and 4-36-2c (the section for no TC) do not specify a specific spot for the throw-in. So, we need to go to 7-5-3 which specifies "where the ball became dead."

In all your plays, the ball became dead near the basket -- so the throw-in will be from the end-line.

Bob, is this the missing link in all my POI threads and my cognitive disconnect?

So, say, on a throw-in by Team B from end line, player B2 taps an inbounds pass towards the division line. B1 and A1, wrestling, are called for double foul. When double foul occurs, ball was in flight at division line. Our POI will be the division line, because that is "where the ball was" and not in the back court where it was last touched by B2?

[IREFU2]

Yeah, I dont know where the AP thing is coming in. Double Foul, Double Techincal Fouls and Simultanous Fouls are all POI. I believe a blarge is an exception to the rule...

[M&M Guy]

Originally Posted by IREFU2

Yeah, I dont know where the AP thing is coming in. Double Foul, Double Techincal Fouls and Simultanous Fouls are all POI. I believe a blarge is an exception to the rule...

The AP comes in when there is a shot in the air at the time of the double foul, and the shot is missed. As per 4-36-2(c), "An AP throwin when the POI is such that neither team is in control (check - no team control once a shot is released), and no goal, infraction, nor end of quarter/extra period is involved (check - no basket because shot was missed)."

[IREFU2]

Okay, maybe I misread his post, my bad.