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Thu Nov 12, 2009, 05:43pm
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Maybe I am not saying this the way that I intend to---correcting the error would imply that the error has been made/finished. Because the shooter hasn't shot all of his merited free throws, the officials erroneous information didn't put either team at a disadvantage. If the officials had said 2 and it was really a 1-1 then one team could be put at a disadvantage (case 8.6.1). Therefore, shoot the second and play-on.
Now if B had gotten the ball in the basket, now that is a whole different story, which is what I was referring to from one of the other posts. 
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