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Old Tue Feb 03, 2026, 04:05am
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During a throw-in, the ball is passed across the court and goes out of bounds, touching no player. Because of the violation, the opponent's now has a throw-in at the original spot.
Are you sure?
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We know this play/rule.
Do you? Do you really know how this rule works currently?

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Does anyone know of any documentation (manual, mechanics document, etc.) that requires an official to blow their whistle when the throw-in pass goes out of bounds without touching anyone? Would love to see it if you do.
I’ll need to consult the mechanics manual for a citation, but yes a whistle by the official responsible for the boundary line where it exits is going to have a whistle for the throw-in violation.
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