AP throw in with a twist

[Ed Maeder]

A1 is in the process of an AP throw in. A2 and B2 are whistled for a double foul before the throw in ends. Is the POI still A's AP throw in? Will the arrow switch after the throw in is completed?

[MD Longhorn]

Yes and Yes.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Ed Maeder

A1 is in the process of an AP throw in. A2 and B2 are whistled for a double foul before the throw in ends. Is the POI still A's AP throw in? Will the arrow switch after the throw in is completed?

Yes. Yes. 4-36-2a

[rekent]

6-4-4 The AP arrow changes immediately after the throw-in ends. So it would still be A's ball.

[JRutledge]

That is what Point of Interruption means. Going back to the point you interrupted the game because of the foul or killing the play based on a series of sitautions. Many people think AP is mutually exclusive to POI applications.

Peace

[tjones1]

Case book submissions?


As Chuck pointed out to me in a PM on Oct 21, 2008, "Mary Struckoff's interp is that the new throw-in is still not a designated spot. I believe the reasoning would be the same concerning the arrow."

So this would still be an AP throw-in.