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In which situation do you put the ball in play at the division line after shooting "2" for a tech? Compared to POI...

What rule set?

I am a little confused at what you are asking but after a "T" (after the shots) the ball goes in at the division line opposite table side

always at the divsion line? I thought there was a circumstance that you put it in at point of interuption?

If you're talking about high school (US) rules, the only time you go to POI is on double fouls.

Not on a T (in NFHS) but as Snaqwells said, you go POI on a double foul

ok...thx guys!

Do you have a rule basis for the "opposite table side" part of your statement?

7-5-6

Thanks...knew it was in there, but couldn't find it the other day when a buddy asked.

Glad to help!

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Many years ago, coaches had a choice where to inbound the ball, division line table side, or division line opposite table side. Without any directive from the coach, officials would always pick the side opposite the table, to keep away from the bench area. Eventually the NFHS just put it in the rule book as: no choice, always opposite the table, at the division line.

The throw in is also from the spot of foul (not the division line) on an intentional foul, which fans often confuse with a "T" because they are both shot with the lane cleared. Refs should know better of course.