timeout Both teams are lined up wrong in the blocks for a free throw. (1 + 1) No one notices it till it's too late. Double violation is called. Does it go POI or arrow?
Adam timeout wroteBoth teams are lined up wrong in the blocks for a free throw. (1 + 1) No one notices it till it's too late. Double violation is called. Does it go POI or arrow? 1. The two aren't mutually exclusive. 2. Are you taking a test or something?
APG timeout wrote Does it go POI or arrow? Others have given you the pertinent citation to look up. I just want to add that you should go back and reread the definition of point of interruption cause your above statement shows you need to brush up on it.
mbyron timeout wroteBoth teams are lined up wrong in the blocks for a free throw. (1 + 1) No one notices it till it's too late. Double violation is called. Does it go POI or arrow? There's the moral of the story right there. 🙂
GoodwillRef This is the Lead Officials Primary responsiblity to make sure the players are lined up right...the other officials should also make sure...this should never happen if we are doing our jobs.
bob jenkins Snaqwells wrote1. The two aren't mutually exclusive. Yep. And, if it's really too late, then the correct answer might be "neither."