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?
bob jenkins Ed Maeder wroteA1 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 http://forum.officiating.com/basketball/27235-case-book-submissions-5.html#post507253 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.