Interesting throw-in situation

[ballgame99]

But this play can only be run after a made basket, correct? If its a spot throw in it is a violation?

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

But this play can only be run after a made basket, correct? If its a spot throw in it is a violation?

Most definitely.

[jTheUmp]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

But this play can only be run after a made basket, correct? If its a spot throw in it is a violation?

Correct. Which was another reason I went deer-in-headlights for a moment... took me a second to remember that the inbounds play was after a made basket and a timeout.

[Zoochy]

The Official that administered the Throw-in should have informed the Thrower that s/he had the right to run the endline. This should have removed the surprise of A1 passing the ball to A2 while A2 was Out of Bounds.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

The Official that administered the Throw-in should have informed the Thrower that s/he had the right to run the endline. This should have removed the surprise of A1 passing the ball to A2 while A2 was Out of Bounds.

I wait until both the offense and the defense are in position for the throw in, then I announce which type of throw in we have.

Had a JV team try it a couple of years ago following a timeout. Unfortunately, the timeout was not requested following a score. I was C, right in front of their coach. T didn't call it, so I came and got it. He just shook his head at his kids.

"That's my fault, I taught them the play in practice."

[jTheUmp]

Originally Posted by Zoochy

The Official that administered the Throw-in should have informed the Thrower that s/he had the right to run the endline.

This is standard operating procedure around here.

This should have removed the surprise of A1 passing the ball to A2 while A2 was Out of Bounds.

I don't know if I necessarily agree with this... just because you (as a player) know that the thrower can run the endline, doesn't necessarily mean that you (as a player) know that you can pass to a teammate outside the end line.

Of course, we (as officials) know this, but we all know that players and coaches don't know the rules at the depth that we as officials know them.

[jTheUmp]

And had this same play happen in a game last night... although this time it was during a throw-in after a held ball; my partner called the violation, and then we both had a chuckle. (we'd talked about it during our 'interesting things that have happened to us this season' portion of our pregame discussion).

[OKREF]

I think you questioned this because the player jumped. Had he received the pass prior to landing out of bounds you would have had a violation, but since he landed then caught it he was okay. Plus coming out of the time out probably added to the confusion, good job of not blowing it dead though.

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by ballgame99

But this play can only be run after a made or awarded basket, correct? If its a spot throw in it is a violation?

Very common here. Two weeks ago we had a coach call a time out to set up a 7-5-7 throw-in play. Too bad the previous play was a violation. Waste of a perfectly good time out. He yelled at the girl, "Ask the referee next time!" Even though it was his idea. If that had been a Facebook page I would have pushed the Like button.