AP Question

[tophat67]

Quick question on an AP throw-in. Orange team has a throw in on an AP thrown-in. During the throw-in, the orange team can not get the throw in and is called for a 5 second count. Does the arrow change over to the blue team in this case or does it stay with the orange team?

[Welpe]

The arrow will switch since the AP throw in was completed by rule with the throwing team committing the violation.

[APG]

One of the situations where the arrow changes is when the throw-in team commits a throw-in violation. A five second throw-in violation would mean a change of the arrow.

[Hugh Refner]

Does it also change if the inbounding team commits a personal or technical foul during the throw-in?

[APG]

Originally Posted by Hugh Refner

Does it also change if the inbounding team commits a personal or technical foul during the throw-in?

There's only two ways the arrow changes...throw-in team commits a violation or the when the AP throw-in is completed.

[zm1283]

I had this happen in a BV game last month. H team gets the ball for an AP throw-in after a held ball. I get them for a 5-second violation. V team throws it in and we play on. About a minute later after I report a foul, the V coach is pointing out to me that they should have the arrow. (The scorer didn't change the arrow after the H team violated) After a brief discussion with my partner, we figure it out and went on.

[mbyron]

If I happen to call a foul during an AP throw-in, I will mention to the table when reporting that the team should keep the arrow. Saves confusion later.

[Indianaref]

Originally Posted by hugh refner

does it also change if the inbounding team commits a personal or technical foul during the throw-in?

6-4-5

[Loudwhistle2]

Originally Posted by mbyron

If I happen to call a foul during an AP throw-in, I will mention to the table when reporting that the team should keep the arrow. Saves confusion later.

This is great advice and I always do this. (Of course if I had the Eagle Man at the table I wouldn't!)