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Old Fri Mar 18, 2011, 02:42pm
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Second half inbound - 5 seconds

Easy question:

We have a 5 seconds violation against Team A on the throw in to start the 2nd half.

Does the possession arrow change after Team B subsequently inbounds the ball.
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Old Fri Mar 18, 2011, 02:44pm
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Did Team A violate the throw-in?

If so, does the arrow change upon violation or after the other teams throw-in has ended?
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Old Fri Mar 18, 2011, 05:24pm
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What causes the throw-in to end?
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Old Fri Mar 18, 2011, 05:50pm
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Easy question:

We have a 5 seconds violation against Team A on the throw in to start the 2nd half.

Does the possession arrow change after Team B subsequently inbounds the ball.
No. The AP arrow changes after the violation by Team A. They violated during an AP throw-in, so they lose the arrow immediately.
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Old Fri Mar 18, 2011, 06:36pm
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No. The AP arrow changes after the violation by Team A. They violated during an AP throw-in, so they lose the arrow immediately.
And that means team B gets the arrow, but they do not lose it after their throw-in because their throw-in is not an AP throw-in but is one because of the violation.
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Old Fri Mar 18, 2011, 08:17pm
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No. Team B would keep the arrow after the throw in as the current throw in is not an AP throw in but rather a throw in caused by a violation by team A.
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No. Team B would keep the arrow after the throw in as the current throw in is not an AP throw in but rather a throw in caused by a violation by team A.
I'm confused. Didn't I say that?
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