Double Foul POI question

[mbyron]

I don't quite get why POI is so confusing. I hear all the time, "POI, which means it's the AP arrow," as if POI entailed the AP arrow. Or, as in this case, "should it be the POI, or the AP arrow?" as if it couldn't be both.

It's just not that hard: the meaning of 'point of interruption' is supposed to be self-evident. Whatever was happening when the game was interrupted, do that next.

So: if the ball was live, give it back to the team in control, or the free thrower, or the team throwing in. If none of the above, go to the AP arrow.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by mbyron

So: if the ball was live, give it back to the team in control, or the free thrower, or the team throwing in. If none of the above, go to the AP arrow.

And if it was not live, do what was coming next...who was about to have a throwin due to a prior infraction or made goal.

[referee99]

Originally Posted by mbyron

Whatever was happening when the game was interrupted, do that next.

That about sums it up.