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| A) Held ball by 2 opposing players |
   
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| B) Ball loges between backboard and rim |
  
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| C) Double free throw violation |
  
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8 | 61.54% |
| D) Officials cannot decide possession on out of bounds |
  
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Fri Nov 04, 2011, 02:06pm
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Got it.
I was working through the test and got stuck on #7. My brain works in an (often overly) literal way, so personally I would have liked the question to read "NOT always" or something to that effect.
But in any case, MTD, Sr. is correct. Specifically, rule 9-2-8 (& Penalty) illustrate the situation where having the ball lodge between the backboard and ring does not constitute an A/P throw-in. Thanks for the help, and I'm sure I'll have another one for the group before this thing is all said and done. BTW - I stand corrected: This test is the WOA (Washington Officials Association) State test. 
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