Possesson arrow

[bas2456]

Team A is awarded possession after a held ball. While A is trying to inbound, a foul is called off the ball. The ball is never actually inbounded. The foul was team B's 7th of the half, so A is shooting 1 and 1. Does the arrow change? I think yes, but can someone confirm?

[grunewar]

I believe the possession arrow is not reversed for a foul during a dead ball, just for a violation by the throw-in team.

6.4.5 Sit A.

[bas2456]

Originally Posted by grunewar

I believe the possession arrow is not reversed for a foul during a dead ball, just for a violation by the throw-in team.

6.4.5 Sit A.

This happened during the Indiana-Northwestern game, and IU kept the arrow. I'm assuming then that Fed and NCAA rules are in agreement here?

[JugglingReferee]

Originally Posted by bas2456

Team A is awarded possession after a held ball. While A is trying to inbound, a foul is called off the ball. The ball is never actually inbounded. The foul was team B's 7th of the half, so A is shooting 1 and 1. Does the arrow change? I think yes, but can someone confirm?

Originally Posted by bas2456

This happened during the Indiana-Northwestern game, and IU kept the arrow. I'm assuming then that Fed and NCAA rules are in agreement here?

The arrow is reversed when a throw-in ends.

A throw-in ENDS when:

• the ball is legally touched inbounds, OR
• the throwing-in team violates

A foul by either team results in either shots for the bonus or a throw-in due to the foul. The arrow is no longer part of the equation. A kick-ball violation by the defense causes a throw-in for the violation, and the arrow is no longer part of the equation.

[shishstripes]

Originally Posted by bas2456

Team A is awarded possession after a held ball. While A is trying to inbound, a foul is called off the ball. The ball is never actually inbounded. The foul was team B's 7th of the half, so A is shooting 1 and 1. Does the arrow change? I think yes, but can someone confirm?

The opponent of the thrower offended, the AP throw-in did not end. Do not change the arrow. If the opponent commits a foul or violation before the throw-in is legally touched inbounds, do not change the arrow.

The new throw-in after a foul (if not in bonus) or a violation are for the foul or violation respectively, not arrow.

[williebfree]

Originally Posted by shishstripes

The opponent of the thrower offended, the AP throw-in did not end. Do not change the arrow. If the opponent commits a foul or violation before the throw-in is legally touched inbounds, do not change the arrow.

The new throw-in after a foul (if not in bonus) or a violation are for the foul or violation respectively, not arrow.

Don't have rulebook at home tonight, a foul by EITHER TEAM does not change the arrow, because the TI was interupted (therefore not completed).

Yes? Juggling eluded to it in the end of his post.

[Scratch85]

Originally Posted by williebfree

Don't have rulebook at home tonight, a foul by EITHER TEAM does not change the arrow, because the TI was interupted (therefore not completed).

Yes? Juggling eluded to it in the end of his post.

Correct, 6.4.5 Sit(A) COMMENT