Why isn't throw in spot after a "T" POI...?

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Dixon21

the enforcement (two shots and the ball) is the same as an intentional foul....but the throw in spot is different....it actually adds another throw in spot to the equation making it less simple......

if we are going by this simplicity of enforcement that you speak of from a procedural standpoint....we should throw in intentional fouls from half court too.....

The thing is, not every technical foul happens at the spot where the ball was going to be put into play. The way it is now, once a T is called, we can forget about the previous spot and who had the ball and all that. It's simple, half court.

With an intentional foul, there is always a "spot of the foul."

Your change isn't a bad idea, but again, I think it's a solution in search of a problem. It doesn't happen often enough to be an issue. No more often than a team actually gets better field position because of the throw in spot.

[Welpe]

Originally Posted by Dixon21

the enforcement (two shots and the ball) is the same as an intentional foul....but the throw in spot is different....it actually adds another throw in spot to the equation making it less simple......

if we are going by this simplicity of enforcement that you speak of from a procedural standpoint....we should throw in intentional fouls from half court too.....

Now you're grasping. What is simpler than saying technical foul = division line?

An intentional foul always will have a throw in spot, the spot of the foul. A technical is not always going to have a spot of the foul.

[Dixon21]

[QUOTE=Welpe;943834]Now you're grasping. What is simpler than saying technical foul = division line?

An intentional foul always will have a throw in spot, the spot of the foul. A technical is not always going to have a spot of the foul.[/QUOTE

????....wait wat....lol

T during live ball = throw in spot where the ball is at the time of whistle

dead ball T= wherever the ball was to be thrown in prior to T

[Welpe]

Spot of the foul != point of interruption

You do realize the throw in on an intentional foul is where the foul is, right coach?

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Dixon21

????....wait wat....lol

T during live ball = throw in spot where the ball is at the time of whistle

dead ball T= wherever the ball was to be thrown in prior to T

And if the ball was on the other end line (with the other team in possession), then what? You would be complaining then too. You need to stop thinking of only this situation, you need to think of the other possibilities. And why would a coach try not to get a T to cause that very thing to happen?

Peace

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by Dixon21

the enforcement (two shots and the ball) is the same as an intentional foul....but the throw in spot is different....it actually adds another throw in spot to the equation making it less simple......

if we are going by this simplicity of enforcement that you speak of from a procedural standpoint....we should throw in intentional fouls from half court too.....

And intentional foul has a lot differences for one, it is involves contact with a player, not just an act that might be called on anyone. The team called for an intentional foul might not even involve the ball. You are trying to be too cute with your logic. The rule is the rule, get over it. It is not changing at all for until the end of the season and I doubt the rule will even change at that time either.

Peace