2017 09 Exercice

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A3 with the ball in his hands is closely guarded by B2. B2 must give sufficient distance for A3 to pivot.

There shall be 2 separate, distinctly different and loud signals, one for the shot clock operator and one for the scorer/timer.

The players on the court must tuck their shirts into their shorts.

A4 straddling the centre line passes the ball to A3 who also straddles the centre line. This is legal.

With 10 seconds remaining on the game clock in the 4th period and with 5 seconds on the shot clock for team A, B1 deliberately kicks the ball in his backcourt causing the ball to go out-ofbounds. The game shall be resumed with team A frontcourt throwin with 10 seconds on the game clock and with shot clock turned off.

The shot clock shall be reset when a ball touches the ring on a throw-in.

A1 thrower-in pass goes out-of-bounds without touching any player on the playing court. The game shall be resumed with a team B throw-in at the place of the original throw-in.

A4 is holding the ball in the frontcourt when A5 and B5 commit a double foul. The possession arrow favours team B. The game shall be resumed with team B throw-in according to the alternating possession procedure.

A4 unsuccessful attempt to dunk the ball rebounds from the ring, after which the shot clock signal sounds in error. This is a jump ball situation.

Both teams have started to play the 2nd half in the wrong direction. A1 accidentally scores a 2-point field goal in his own basket. The goal shall count.

A1 is dribbling from his backcourt and ends his dribble holding the ball and straddling the centre line. A1 passes the ball to A2 who is also straddling the centre line. The 8 second period shall restart.

The ball becomes dead when the shot clock signal sounds and the ball is in the air on a pass.

With 10 minutes before the start of the game, a technical foul is charged on B5 who is not listed as one of team B's 5 players to start the game. The foul be recorded against coach B.

A2 enters the restricted area from his rebound place before the ball is released on A1 last free throw. The free throw is unsuccessful. The game shall resume with team B throw-in at the free-throw line extended.

A1 thrower-in at a designated throw-in spot, places the ball on the floor. A2 who is on the playing court goes out-of-bounds, takes the ball and executes the throw-in. This is legal.

With 0:00.3 second remaining on the game clock, team A is awarded a throw-in. A2 catches the pass and immediately releases the ball. The ball enters the basket. The goal shall count.

If the injured player receives treatment, he must be substituted unless the team is reduced to fewer than 5 players on the playing court.

Thrower-in pivots 3-4 steps behind the boundary line before releasing the ball. This is a legal.

A4 illegally returns the ball to his backcourt. Team B shall be awarded a throw-in in its frontcourt.

A1 shot for a 3-point field goal is on the upward flight when the ball is touched by B1. Later B2 touches the backboard when the ball is in contact with the ring, causing the backboard to vibrate and therefore the ball did not enter the basket. This is B2 defensive interference and A1 is awarded 3 points.

When the game clock is started, the shot clock starts automatically.

An illegal movement of the pivot foot is a travelling violation.

The home team shall have the team bench on the left side of the scorer's table facing the playing court.

The number 0 is a legal player number.

A1 throw-in lodges between the ring and the backboard. This is a jump ball situation.


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