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Late in the fourth quarter, A-1 is making a throw-in on the backcourt endline. A-1 releases the ball so that it is rolling along the floor. A defensive player starts to run up to the ball. A-1 realizing that his teammate A-2 will not pick up the ball in time, runs up to the ball and deflects it to A-2.
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During a free throw, B-3 crosses the three point arc while the ball is in the air and before it contacts the ring. The attempt does not contact the ring or go through the basket.
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During a timeout, A-5 believes that she has been replaced and remains on the bench when play resumes. Team A only has four players on the court. When the coach recognizes this situation, he yells at A-5 to get in the game. A-5 is observed returning to the court while play is underway.
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A-1 is attempting to inbound the ball via a throw-in when B-1 reaches through the boundary plane and slightly makes contact with A-1’s arm.
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As A-4 and A-5 are running up the court, they are yelling at each other over a botched play that just happened. A-4 gets pissed off enough to decide to take a swing at A-5. A-5 responds by throwing his fist at A-4. Eventually cooler heads stop the melee.