Throw-in spot

[chseagle]

Originally Posted by j51969

What if the player were pregnant? T for six in the game, first. A1 is fouled on a try for a goal by pregnant player B1 and B1/2. Is this a multiple foul?

If the player was pregnant, they'd most likely be in their 1st trimester only, or they didn't know they were pregnant.

Concerning the married player, they would of been emancipated from their parents & were allowed to marry. Also the player could be 18 & just recently married.

Most, if not majority of the time, on an Endline throw-in the player just stands there.

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally Posted by chseagle

If the player was pregnant, they'd most likely be in their 1st trimester only, or they didn't know they were pregnant.

Concerning the married player, they would of been emancipated from their parents & were allowed to marry. Also the player could be 18 & just recently married.

Most, if not majority of the time, on an Endline throw-in the player just stands there.

You missed it entirely

[j51969]

Originally Posted by chseagle

If the player was pregnant, they'd most likely be in their 1st trimester only, or they didn't know they were pregnant.

Concerning the married player, they would of been emancipated from their parents & were allowed to marry. Also the player could be 18 & just recently married.

Most, if not majority of the time, on an Endline throw-in the player just stands there.

Whiff..whiff..whiff 3 strikes and YOUR OUT!

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by chseagle

If the player was pregnant, they'd most likely be in their 1st trimester only, or they didn't know they were pregnant.

Yeah but that doesn't answer the question about who would shoot the free throws.

Concerning the married player, they would of been emancipated from their parents & were allowed to marry. Also the player could be 18 & just recently married.

That's OK, they can run the endline too.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by chseagle

1. If the player was pregnant, they'd most likely be in their 1st trimester only, or they didn't know they were pregnant.

2. Concerning the married player, they would of been emancipated from their parents & were allowed to marry. Also the player could be 18 & just recently married.

3. Most, if not majority of the time, on an Endline throw-in the player just stands there.

1. Not necessarily, a woman in my office was going to the gym until a week before she gave birth. Regardless, it still doesn't answer j's question.

2. It's not the impossibility that troubles us, but the rarity.

3. I don't see that often. Normally the player is at least making movements that suggest he's ready to throw the ball. The good news is he's only allowed to stand there for 5 seconds.