Situation: During the 2nd quarter, A1 is fouled but is erroneously not awarded two bonus free throws. Instead, Team A is given a throw-in. Thrower-in A1 inbounds the ball to A2, and a held ball occurs. The AP arrow is pointing towards Team A. True or False ?Q1: This is a correctable error situation, and it is within the time frame to correct it.
Q2: A1 will be awarded the two bonus free throws.
Q3: Players will line up for the free throw, and the game will resume after the second shot.
Q4: The possession arrow will not change, and Team A will retain the AP arrow.
Q5: If the AP arrow had been pointing to Team B instead, how would the situation be handled?
Q1: True (Rule 2-10-1a, 2-10-2) Failure to award a merited free throw is a correctable error. The officials must recognize the error no later than the first dead ball after the clock has properly started. In this case, the clock starts when A2 and the opponent touch the ball, and it stops when the held ball occurs.
Q2: True.
Q3: True (Rule 2-10-6) Once the error is corrected, play resumes from the point of interruption unless the correction involves awarding merited free throws and there has been no change in team control since the error. In this case, because Team A retained the AP arrow, play will resume as it would after any free-throw attempt.
Q4: True (Case Book 2.10.1 Situation C)
Q5: A1 would shoot the bonus free throws with no players lined up, and Team B would receive the ball for an AP throw-in. (Case Book 2.10.1 Situation C)
Q2: A1 will be awarded the two bonus free throws.
Q3: Players will line up for the free throw, and the game will resume after the second shot.
Q4: The possession arrow will not change, and Team A will retain the AP arrow.
Q5: If the AP arrow had been pointing to Team B instead, how would the situation be handled?
Q1: True (Rule 2-10-1a, 2-10-2) Failure to award a merited free throw is a correctable error. The officials must recognize the error no later than the first dead ball after the clock has properly started. In this case, the clock starts when A2 and the opponent touch the ball, and it stops when the held ball occurs.
Q2: True.
Q3: True (Rule 2-10-6) Once the error is corrected, play resumes from the point of interruption unless the correction involves awarding merited free throws and there has been no change in team control since the error. In this case, because Team A retained the AP arrow, play will resume as it would after any free-throw attempt.
Q4: True (Case Book 2.10.1 Situation C)
Q5: A1 would shoot the bonus free throws with no players lined up, and Team B would receive the ball for an AP throw-in. (Case Book 2.10.1 Situation C)
