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Old Tue Jan 16, 2001, 02:02pm
Camron Rust Camron Rust is offline
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Originally posted by hoopsrefBC
Just remeber that the player steping OOB must establish both feet back onto the court before touching the ball.
This is NOT true. A player is inbounds if/when they are touching inbounds (with ANY part of their body) and are not touching OOB. They are also inbounds if the very last part of their body to touch the floor was touching inbounds.

That said, any inbounds player may always legally touch the ball in regards to having an OOB violation---excepting throwin limitations on the thrower, travels, or illegal dribble rules.
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