A 30-on me???

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Wrong in most cases.

Right would always be: point of interruption. This would be the AP arrow when neither team had control.

Originally Posted by mbyron

Right would always be: point of interruption. This would be the AP arrow when neither team had control.

Although I don't calim to correct all the time (just most of the time), if the palyers are complaining it is usually when neither team has control, therefore, I suggested the AP for double technical.

[jdw3018]

I would suggest most times you would have a double T would be either trash-talking during a dead ball or while one team heads the other way after a play at the other end.

Neither of these situations would result in an AP throw-in. In fact, about the only time you'll have it is if you whack two guys after a shot is up and before it's rebounded - a time it would be very rare for two guys to be getting after each other in this way.

I did this once in a boys varsity game between two schools for the deaf. I didn't call a time-out, but used a dead ball opportunity to call both coaches together, and ask them to huddle with their teams for a few seconds and tell them enough of the trash-talking (signing). I did this only because I could understand it, but my partner didn't and I saw a few words exchanged. After that, it went much more smoothly.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Suppref

Although I don't calim to correct all the time (just most of the time), if the palyers are complaining it is usually when neither team has control, therefore, I suggested the AP for double technical.

Look up the definition of POI again. POI is:
1. A throwin to the team in control. or
2. a free throw or throwin when the interruption occurred during the activity or if a team is entitled to such. (this will cover all dead ball scenarios.)
3. AP arrow if neither 1 nor 2 are applicable.

The odds of having a double technical during a live ball when neither team is in control (but not during a throwin or multiple free throws) are pretty slim. It would have to be either during a missed shot, including a final free throw, (remember if a shot is made, the POI becomes the throwin for the team that did not score) or between the time a throwin pass gets tipped and a player gets control or violates.

Originally Posted by Snaqwells

Look up the definition of POI again. POI is:
1. A throwin to the team in control. or
2. a free throw or throwin when the interruption occurred during the activity or if a team is entitled to such. (this will cover all dead ball scenarios.)
3. AP arrow if neither 1 nor 2 are applicable.

The odds of having a double technical during a live ball when neither team is in control (but not during a throwin or multiple free throws) are pretty slim. It would have to be either during a missed shot, including a final free throw, (remember if a shot is made, the POI becomes the throwin for the team that did not score) or between the time a throwin pass gets tipped and a player gets control or violates.

Nothing gets by you guys!! I will be more specific next time. This situation is definately a POI.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Suppref

Nothing gets by you guys!! I will be more specific next time. This situation is definately a POI.

That's how I've learned. I've been corrected here (mostly by Nevada) as much as anyone.