Delay

[Scratch85]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

If the shot is missed, then A gets a replacement FT. If B is not in place for the replacement FT, then it's a T on B.

Would you allow A to shoot the replacement FT before calling the T?

IMO, I would call the T. Clear the lane to shoot the replacement FT. Allow Team A to shoot the Technical FTs. Division line throw-in for team A.

The alternative would be to allow A to shoot the replacement FT. If he missed, allow another replacement FT followed by the T FTs. Gets a little messy but not completely unreasonable.

[Adam]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Would you allow A to shoot the replacement FT before calling the T?

IMO, I would call the T. Clear the lane to shoot the replacement FT. Allow Team A to shoot the Technical FTs. Division line throw-in for team A.

The alternative would be to allow A to shoot the replacement FT. If he missed, allow another replacement FT followed by the T FTs. Gets a little messy but not completely unreasonable.

At this point, treat it like any other time where B refuses to put two players in their spots. You can't administer the FT until they have them in place, so when they still fail to come out, just call the T rather than go through the motions again. Replacement shot will be taken with the lane clear. Now they can continue their timeout a bit longer.

[bob jenkins]

Originally Posted by Scratch85

Would you allow A to shoot the replacement FT before calling the T?

Right from the case play: If two B players are not in the required position when the official is ready to put the ball in play for the substitute throw, a delay of game technical foul will be assessed.

[Sharpshooternes]

Originally Posted by bob jenkins

Right from the case play: If two B players are not in the required position when the official is ready to put the ball in play for the substitute throw, a delay of game technical foul will be assessed.

Yes but what if there is no replacement throw? What if the FT shooter makes all of their FT's. I don't think the rule covers this.