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Timeout Or Sit A Tick ...
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Originally Posted by phansen
A1 dribbles up sideline, enters her frontcourt, tries to dribble past B1 near sideline but cannot, B1 has her foot on the sideline. A1 picks up her dribble and steps on top of B1's foot which is still out of bounds.
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RULING: A1 sprains her ankle. Team A requests and is granted a timeout, or A1 sits a tick.
Nice play phansen. Thanks.
To be out of bounds, a player must touch the floor, or some object, on or outside a boundary line. People are not considered to be objects, so if a player inadvertently touches someone who is out of bounds (another player, a photographer, a coach, an official, etc.), without gaining an advantage, is not considered an out of bounds violation. A dribbler has committed a violation if they step on or outside a boundary, even though the dribbler is not touching the ball while they are out of bounds. Out-of-bounds violations do not apply to players involved in interrupted dribbles.
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Last edited by BillyMac; Sat Dec 25, 2021 at 10:20pm.
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