lane violation
I was officiating a youth game and whistled a step in by Team B, I awarded the shooter another free throw. After the game I was informed by the awaiting officials of the next game, that there wasn't a lane violation due to the fact that the ball never touched the rim. I looked throughout the rules and could not find a ruling that pertains to this.
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Linking Things
See 9-1 PENALTIES 2.b.
The lane violation by the free thrower's opponent is a delayed violation withheld until the free throw ends. 4-20-3 stipulates when the free throw ends. Seems that another free throw is merited. 9-1 PENALTIES 4c. might give the easy way out, if you think the violation by the free thrower's opponent constituted disconcertion. Then again, I might be incorrect. Cf. further responses for confirmation one way or the other. |
To Quick to the Draw
It already looks like Bob's reply is better than mine.
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If Team B stepped into the lane before A1 released the ball, then you may say that Team B disconcerted the shooter. Thus only penalize the lane violation.
If A1 releases the ball, then Team B commits a lane violation. Double violation. AP throw-in |
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I think in most cases, B1 would have to do more than just step into the lane early to disconcert the shooter.
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