Terrapins Fan Here's one I am not certain of, I imagine there is a case bok play some where. A1 dribbling near the mid court line when the shot clock expires. Where is the ball put into play? I am assuming POI.
Terrapins Fan thinking maybe you could bring it on the baseline but I still think it is Point of interruption, where the ball was when the shock clock went off. is there a casebook play?
Nevadaref Terrapins Fan wrotethinking maybe you could bring it on the baseline but I still think it is Point of interruption, where the ball was when the shock clock went off. is there a casebook play? POI is not used for violations. You need to work on your terminology. POI has nothing to do with this. When a shot clock violation occurs the opposing team is awarded a throw-in from the nearest out of bounds spot to the location of the ball.
Camron Rust Nevadaref wrotePOI is not used for violations. You need to work on your terminology. POI has nothing to do with this. When a shot clock violation occurs the opposing team is awarded a throw-in from the nearest out of bounds spot to the location of the ball. We could coin a new term, LOI, meaning Location of Interruption. That would essentially be the same thing as you're saying but as a TLA.
bob jenkins Nevadaref wrotePOI is not used for violations. You need to work on your terminology. POI has nothing to do with this. When a shot clock violation occurs the opposing team is awarded a throw-in from the nearest out of bounds spot to the location of the ball. Agreed on both points. the only "controversy" arises when a shot is in the air. (And, I'm not trying top re-open that discussion). Is the spot of the violation where the ball was shot (which is the "ball location" as defined) or the baseline (which is when it becomes a violation)