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Old Sun Dec 31, 2017, 08:51pm
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Originally Posted by just another ref View Post
The key is that control by the thrower is not necessary for a legal throw-in. Therefore it's all about judging the intent of the player.
Yes, I agree control is not necessary for a legal throw in. Let me ask you, if the player does possess the ball and fumbles it into the Court, would u blow it dead and give it back to him? I would not even though he wasn't intending to throw ball in. So I'm not sure how much intent plays into it. Thx
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