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[PP]

Team A is at the freethrow line. Player A fails to hit the rim. Referee calls no rim and awards the ball to Team B to be taken out of bounds. Can team B run the baseline?*

[Adam]

Originally Posted by PP

Team A is at the freethrow line. Player A fails to hit the rim. Referee calls no rim and awards the ball to Team B to be taken out of bounds. Can team B run the baseline?*

What situations allow B to run the end line on the throw in?

Do any of them apply?

[APG]

Rule 7-5-7 will answer your question.

[BillyMac]

Warning: Slightly off topic.

Anybody remember when the offensive team violated on a free throw, that went in the basket, that was not to be followed by another free throw? The throw in would be administered on the sideline, free throw line extended, to show the scorekeeper that the free throw that went in the basket didn't count. Man, those were certainly the good ole days.

[derwil]

Is that back when the peach baskets were nailed to the walls?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by derwil

Is that back when the peach baskets were nailed to the walls?

No metal nails back then. Wooden pegs.

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Warning: Slightly off topic.

Anybody remember when the offensive team violated on a free throw, that went in the basket, that was not to be followed by another free throw? The throw in would be administered on the sideline, free throw line extended, to show the scorekeeper that the free throw that went in the basket didn't count. Man, those were certainly the good ole days.

Yes.
That was back when there were real jump balls, the 28 foot line really meant something, and players had to raise a hand to indicate s/he committed the foul.
Neither peach baskets, Facebook, TV remotes, or microwave ovens either.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Warning: Slightly off topic.

Anybody remember when the offensive team violated on a free throw, that went in the basket, that was not to be followed by another free throw? The throw in would be administered on the sideline, free throw line extended, to show the scorekeeper that the free throw that went in the basket didn't count. Man, those were certainly the good ole days.

Wouldn't it make more sense to stay focused on the OP since he hasn't answered it yet?

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Welpe

Wouldn't it make more sense to stay focused on the OP since he hasn't answered it yet?

Sorry. I thought it was answered:

Originally Posted by APG

Rule 7-5-7 will answer your question.

No he can't run the baseline.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by BillyMac

Warning: Slightly off topic.

Anybody remember when the offensive team violated on a free throw, that went in the basket, that was not to be followed by another free throw? The throw in would be administered on the sideline, free throw line extended, to show the scorekeeper that the free throw that went in the basket didn't count.

I have to ask, and it seems impossible when i think it through, but were score keepers dumber back in the day? Or maybe more distracted.

[Camron Rust]

Originally Posted by PP

Team A is at the freethrow line. *

Violation for Team A being at the FT line. Only one player is allowed in the FT semi-circle during a FT.