Throw in spot after the foul
I had someone tell me at a mechanics clinic last night that the throw in spot following a foul is always at the spot closest to the ball. Per my understanding of 7-5-4 it is nearest the spot of the foul. Is this correct? Is the college rule different?
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NFHS: You are correct. Except for after a double personal, double technical or simultaneous foul (cf. 7-5-3b), which would go to spot "nearest where eh ball became dead," thus presumably at the spot closest to the ball. Will await NCAA expertise on that ruleset. |
NCAA is the same for the garden-variety personal foul.
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Don't let "someone" cause you to doubt your own reading of the rules. |
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Only thing I can think of is that he was speaking about double fouls. |
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I was wondering if the college rule was different and that is what caused his confusion. I didn't press the issue there bc 1. I then had doubts and 2. I'm not being confrontational. |
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Teachable Moment ???
And while we're at it ...
The penalty for a three second violation is a throw in at the spot closest to the violation, not closest to the ball. And ... The penalty for a ten second violation, or a backcourt violation, is not always a throwin at the division line (although it may be), it's nearest the spot of the violation. |
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