Seems to me you have detailed knowledge about what the refs seen. You seem to have a hatred of Coach Campbell or Coach Hall. One to many technicals given to them perhaps.

I don't hate anybody. I am just telling you what I was told. Coaches have a job to do, just like referees. Each should do their respective jobs and leave the other alone. I see coaches all the time telling referees to watch this and watch that. What if a referee told a coach what offense to run or what defense to play?? I can assure you that they would probably get a call from the AAA office. Think about that!!!

I waited as long as I could not to answer but I can't wait any longer.
There are two rules that come into play. 1) concerning lodged ball and 2) loss of AP arrow.

Rule 9.2.8 throw in violation

It is a violation on team A for lodging the throw in pass. Teeam B gets the ball at the same throw in spot.

Rule6.4.5 Loss of arrow

Since team A violated during an AP then they lose the arrow and it becomes Team B's arrow on the next alternating Poss. In effect team A loses 2 AP because they violated their own.

This is an easy one.

If neither jumper touches the ball and the ball hits the floor. Play should be stopped immediately and the ball tossed again.

RULE 6-3.6

New Situation-

Players A1 and A2 set a double screen on the baseline to free A3 for a 3 point shot in the corner. On the way past the screen A3 intentionally runs out of bounds in order to run their defender into the screen. A3 catches , shoots and makes the 3 point shot.

Is this any violation or is the try for 3 good.

Same scenerio only B1 intentionally runs out of bounds to avoid the screen, just as A3's shot is in flight.

I thought this was answered earlier by ford dealer.

I am not a ref; but I would say the 3 pointer is good. No violation.

Basket doesn't count, offensive team can not go out and re-enter to gain advantage. Loss of possession.

Thanks hoopwatcher, but the officials allowed play to continue.

If the offense can't go out of bounds and re-enter to gain an advantage,niether can the defender. If A3 was dribbling and lost the ball and reached to save it back into play, then A3 cannot come back into play and retrieve the ball until another player A or B has touched the ball. Since A3, has not had previoius possession of the ball, A3 is allowed to catch the pass and make a basketball move, in this case a shot. Basket good.

see thread Officiating or the lack of it....

Team b could also get the ball two times on possession if team won the tip, but tip the ball out of bounds. Team B's ball plus arrow.

Sorry basketballdad, but if B1 tips the ball and it goes out of bounds, there was no possession so ball goes to Team A with the arrow pointing to B. Rule 4-3a

On an AP throw-in, the only time Team A would lose the arrow is if a violation occurred during the throw-in. Ford Dealer and Hoopswatcher are both correct.

Basketballdad you are wrong on tis one. On the jump ball, if team A tips ball out of bounds, the ball belongs to team B. Since there was no initial possession, the AP goes to A. The key here is possession. Now lets take it a step further. If A gains possession on the jump, and B dislodges the ball from A and ball hits A's leg on goes ouot of bounds. Ball goes to B and they have the AP as well.

If A player intentionally goes out of bounds, it's a violation. If he is forced out by B, then he can come back in bounds immediately and continue in the play.