double foul after inbounds

[mutantducky]

Team A taking ball for throw in. If there is a double foul before the throw, does Team A get it again? POI
Same but ball is released and there is no possession.

[Nevadaref]

Originally Posted by mutantducky

Team A taking ball for throw in. If there is a double foul before the throw, does Team A get it again? POI
Same but ball is released and there is no possession.

A double foul ALWAYS goes to the point of interruption. If it occurs DURING a throw-in, the same team will be administered that throw-in again. The throw-in ends when the passed ball is touched either inbounds or out-of-bounds by another player on the court or the throwing team violates. If there is no team control AFTER the throw-in has ended, then the POI rule would direct you to use the AP arrow.

That's what the POI rule says.

[PSidbury]

Originally Posted by mutantducky

If there is a double foul before the throw, does Team A get it again?

Bonus question:

And if there is a double-foul before the referee gives the ball to the thrower for the throw-in (ie., ball not yet at thrower's disposal)?

Thanks,
Paul

[williebfree]

After the whistle, report the fouls and go back to what would have happened next.
If no team control exists, AP.

[mbyron]

Originally Posted by PSidbury

Bonus question:

And if there is a double-foul before the referee gives the ball to the thrower for the throw-in (ie., ball not yet at thrower's disposal)?

Thanks,
Paul

Nevada's answer might have said "BEFORE or DURING" the throw-in. POI is the throw-in.

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by PSidbury

Bonus question:

And if there is a double-foul before the referee gives the ball to the thrower for the throw-in (ie., ball not yet at thrower's disposal)?

Thanks,
Paul

Then those would be double T's, but same result.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by williebfree

After the whistle, report the fouls and go back to what would have happened next.
If no team control exists, AP.

Not necessarily.